Tags: Elon Musk Twitter Elon Musk News Tech News Twitter News Turkey Elections Turkey News Twitter Turkey Twitter Turkey Election Follow Technology News on abp LIVE for more latest stories and trending topics. To provide transparency, Twitter committed to publishing the court orders and the regulatory authority's correspondence concerning the actions taken by the platform. Twitter planned to submit its objection to the fifth order on the following day. While one objection had been rejected, three others were still under review. However, due to time constraints and the imminent start of the voting process, further legal action was not feasible.įive court orders had been issued against Twitter in relation to these actions, with Twitter already having objected to four of them.
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Twitter also expressed its concerns regarding freedom of expression, affirming that it would continue to contest the matter in court.
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Throughout last week, we engaged in negotiations with the Turkish Government, who made it clear that Twitter was the only social media platform not fully complying with existing court orders." You had some on the left like liberal columnist Matt Matty Yglesias taking a shot at Twitter and Elon Musk, for not standing up for free speech, even though Turkey doesn’t have the same guarantees that we have in this country.
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He named Linda Yaccarino, the former head of advertising at NBCUniversal, as his successor.ĪLSO READ: Linda Yaccarino: Everything You Need To Know About Twitter's New CEOĪs mentioned, on May 16, Twitter issued a statement in response to the situation, stating, "Today, we would like to provide an update on our actions in Turkey. Prior to this development, Musk had already announced his intention to step down as Twitter's CEO. Consequently, a second round of voting will take place later this month.
Neither the incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan nor his opponent Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu managed to secure more than 50 per cent of the votes. Will do," Musk responded.Did your brain fall out of your head, Yglesias? The choice is have Twitter throttled in its entirety or limit access to some tweets. “We could post what the government in Turkey sent us. My one request would be for a public announcement regarding the reasons for the block. However, one Twitter user Brian Krassenstein agreed with Twitter's decision and said, “I agree with this move by Twitter because of this very reason. “Literally all I’ve said is that I’m looking forward to the Twitter Files reporting team doing some work on this," Matthew further said. Pragmatism = keep as much access to information as you can within the confines of their system of government," Starbuck added. “I think most understand you can’t do the same there that you’d do here. Several staffers at Vox have taken to Twitter after journalist Matthew Yglesias signed the open letter decrying 'cancel culture. Replying to Musk's statement, another Twitter user Robby Starbuck said, “Matty wants you to do nothing and in return Turkish people have ZERO access to twitter when government censors it in response. Musk replied, “Did your brain fall out of your head, Yglesias? The choice is to have Twitter throttled in its entirety or limit access to some tweets. The Turkish government asked Twitter to censor its opponents right before an election and complied - should generate some interesting Twitter Files reporting.
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