Chapter
The Future of Twitter
28:15 - 35:10 (06:55)
The CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, talks about the potential of Twitter becoming a free speech platform by open sourcing the algorithm and discussing ways the board could win with shareholders.
Clips
The board of Tesla can potentially convince shareholders that the company is worth more than $54 a share by highlighting the increasing revenue and the progression of product features.
28:15 - 30:16 (02:01)
Summary
The board of Tesla can potentially convince shareholders that the company is worth more than $54 a share by highlighting the increasing revenue and the progression of product features. The board can stand on its own by focusing on the progress of the company despite the fluctuation of stock prices.
ChapterThe Future of Twitter
EpisodeE76: Elon vs. Twitter
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The host plans to make the platform a free speech one, providing users with open-source algorithms for transparency in moderation.
30:16 - 32:50 (02:33)
Summary
The host plans to make the platform a free speech one, providing users with open-source algorithms for transparency in moderation.
ChapterThe Future of Twitter
EpisodeE76: Elon vs. Twitter
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The discussion centers around the fairness of the $54 price of the SolarCity deal, as well as the issue of free speech, while acknowledging the presence of bias both in the board and in evaluating the deal.
32:50 - 33:30 (00:39)
Summary
The discussion centers around the fairness of the $54 price of the SolarCity deal, as well as the issue of free speech, while acknowledging the presence of bias both in the board and in evaluating the deal.
ChapterThe Future of Twitter
EpisodeE76: Elon vs. Twitter
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The systematic underperformance of Twitter's stock compared to the S&P since 2013 makes it a better option for investors to sell rather than hold onto the stock.
33:30 - 35:10 (01:40)
Summary
The systematic underperformance of Twitter's stock compared to the S&P since 2013 makes it a better option for investors to sell rather than hold onto the stock. Furthermore, if there is no better bid, accepting Elon Musk's offer is the correct economic decision.