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Elizabeth Dwoskin

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47 articles stable

Five stories in 2022 Q4 marked coverage centered on Twitter’s Musk-era upheaval, following earlier reporting tied to Facebook, Meta, and platform governance.

Who they are

Elizabeth Dwoskin appears in this coverage as a technology-policy reporter whose work is repeatedly connected to the major social platforms and the political, labor, and moderation disputes surrounding them. Twitter and Facebook are the dominant co-occurring companies, while Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Donald Trump recur as the executives and political figures shaping the stories.

The recent arc

Coverage reached its high point in 2022 Q4, when Twitter’s ownership transition under Musk became the central thread. The most prominent stories tracked the company’s roughly half-scale staff cuts, employee departures after Musk’s “hardcore” ultimatum, and his decisions on moderation and account reinstatements, including Kathy Griffin, Jordan Peterson, and Babylon Bee. A June report on Musk’s first address to Twitter employees had already framed layoffs and moderation as core issues of the acquisition. മുമ്പ

The tension

The recurring tension is between platform operators’ control over speech and the external forces contesting that control: employees, governments, political figures, and users. That runs from Facebook’s suspension of Trump and staff resistance to Zuckerberg’s handling of his posts, to Russia’s block of Facebook, Texas social-media-law planning, and Musk’s rapid remaking of Twitter’s workforce and content rules.

Why it matters

The coverage links the fate of major platforms to a broader shift in which ownership decisions, government pressure, and internal dissent can quickly become public-policy issues. If that trajectory continues, reporting around companies such as Twitter/X, Meta, and emerging AI contractors such as Scale AI will remain consequential not just for product strategy, but for how speech, security, and state power are negotiated.

Elizabeth Dwoskin has appeared in 47 articles since 2015-03. Coverage peaked in 2022Q4 with 5 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Twitter, Facebook, Elon, Trump.

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2024-11-25
Washington Post 2 related

Sources: Bill Ackman, Travis Kalanick, and others are involved in the Department of Government Efficiency; Marc Andreessen is a networker for talent recruitment

Markets Cheer Trump's Treasury Pick Bluesky: Michael J. Stern / @michaeljstern.bsky.social : I've got a suggestion for how Elon Musk can reduce the government deficit: Start paying his fair share of t...

2022-11-19
@elonmusk 27 related

[Thread] Elon Musk says a “new Twitter policy” will deboost and demonetize “negative/hate tweets” and reinstates Kathy Griffin, Jordan Peterson, and Babylon Bee

This week has been a week.  Okay, let's just get into it.  —  Twitter needs to die Derek Saul / Forbes : ‘Freedom Of Speech, But Not Freedom Of Reach’: Musk Reinstates Kathy Griffin And Jordan Peterso...

2022-09-05
Washington Post

Peiter Zatko's allegations offer details on Twitter's misinformation policies and failures, including accepting a QAnon proponent into its Birdwatch program

A document from whistleblower Peiter Zatko that details the company's failings in policing misinformation shows what happens when a business model fails Tweets: @markseibel , @baldingsworld , @lizzadw...

2022-06-20
Washington Post

Interviews with members of Peter Thiel's inner circle describe how he came to the decision to leave Meta's board, a departure that was years in the making

Inside the billionaire investor's journey from Facebook board member to an architect of the new American right Tweets: @daweiner , @lizzadwoskin , @sorayamcdonald , @jeffjarvis , @halsinger , @ydanasm...

2022-04-28
Washington Post 16 related

Replying to tweets from right-wing users, Elon Musk boosts criticism of Twitter executives Vijaya Gadde and Jim Baker, leading to more users joining the attacks

Yesterday, with as little fanfare as possible, I downloaded my archive and deactivated my Twitter account. Dirt : White hot  —  Dirt is a daily email about entertainment. … not.not.reading Karissa Bel...

2021-10-10
Washington Post 3 related

Ex-members of Facebook's integrity team speak of demoralization as management ignored their work; at least 10 members now work in a similar division at Twitter

because if you're underpaid it's that much harder to store up the financial power to speak. https://twitter.com/... David Sacks / @davidsacks : Did anyone else notice that the Facebook whistleblower b...

2021-09-03
Washington Post

NYU study: from August 2020 to January 2021, publishers known for putting out misinfo got six times more engagement than trustworthy news sources like WHO

Right-leaning pages also produce more misinformation, the forthcoming study found.  —  A new study of user behavior on Facebook around … Tweets: @kevinroose , @lizzadwoskin , @justinhendrix , @froomki...

2021-08-23
Washington Post 19 related

Facebook releases a previously shelved Q1 content transparency report, acknowledging the widespread reach of content casting doubt on COVID vaccines

and making note of some of the components of the story. Benedict Evans / @benedictevans : NY Times: FB shelved Q1 ‘most viewed’ report because of things like this. Six inches further down the page, it...

2020-11-01
Washington Post

A look at the key social media feedback loops that help Trump, where his high-profile influencers and rank-and-file followers push messages both to and from him

Researchers say the online feedback loop between Trump, high-profile influencers and rank-and-file followers is more dangerous than Russian disinformation. Tweets: @lizzadwoskin , @tripgabriel , @alfo...

2020-06-03
New York Times 18 related

In a rare public protest at Facebook, hundreds of staff staged a virtual walkout, pushing back on Zuckerberg's choice to let Trump's inflammatory posts stand

For years … Yann LeCun / Facebook : Whenever there is a major political issue with two sides … Tweets: Donie O'Sullivan / @donie : A Facebook employee resigns. “Mark always told us that he would draw ...

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