Have We Reached Peak Twitter?

The video discusses Twitter's growth in users and revenue, the impact of banning Trump, and the introduction of Birdwatch to combat misinformation. It also covers Twitter's acquisition of Review to enhance its monetization strategy. The challenges of misinformation and content moderation on social platforms are explored, highlighting Twitter's unique approach compared to Facebook.

What was the growth in Twitter's daily active users over the past three years?

• From 80 million to 160 million

• From 100 million to 190 million

• From 50 million to 150 million

• From 120 million to 200 million

What was the immediate impact on Twitter's shares after banning President Trump?

• Shares decreased by more than 8%

• Shares increased by 10%

• Shares remained stable

• Shares increased by 5%

What is Twitter's Birdwatch initiative inspired by?

• Wikipedia's community-based model

• Facebook's community guidelines

• LinkedIn's professional network

• Instagram's fact-checking system

Why can't Twitter hire as many content moderators as Facebook?

• Twitter prefers automated solutions

• Twitter has a larger user base

• Twitter's revenue is significantly lower

• Twitter doesn't face content issues

What challenge does Twitter face in moderating content outside the US?

• Limited user base abroad

• Lack of language diversity

• Less visibility in non-English media

• No international offices

What is the purpose of Twitter's acquisition of Revue?

• To enhance its video content

• To compete with Facebook's ad revenue

• To improve its search engine

• To monetize its user base through newsletters

How does Twitter's approach to user data differ from Facebook's?

• Twitter gathers less user data

• Twitter is more aggressive in targeting ads

• Twitter has no data privacy concerns

• Twitter collects more user data