Biz Stone: I Always Though of Twitter as a Living Thing

The transcript covers various topics related to Twitter, including management changes, product innovation, user engagement, and market valuations. It highlights the importance of long-term thinking in leadership and product development. The discussion also touches on the potential for Twitter to expand its user base and the challenges faced by other tech companies like Uber. The speaker emphasizes the need for adaptability and innovation in the tech industry.

What is the speaker's perspective on the frequent management changes at Twitter?

• They are a sign of instability.

• They are necessary for the company's growth.

• They are a result of poor leadership.

• They indicate a lack of direction.

How does the speaker view the role of the CEO in relation to the board?

• The CEO should ignore the board.

• The CEO must always follow the board's instructions.

• The CEO should have autonomy but still answer to the board.

• The CEO should replace the board members.

What is the criticism regarding Twitter's product changes?

• They are too costly.

• They are too innovative.

• They are too frequent.

• They are not visible enough to the public.

What opportunity does the speaker see with the 500 million logged-out users?

• They should be ignored.

• They are irrelevant to Twitter's growth.

• They represent a missed opportunity.

• They are a security risk.

According to the speaker, what is necessary for a company to deserve its valuation?

• Having real value, regardless of the type.

• Having a strong marketing strategy.

• Having a high revenue.

• Having a large number of employees.

What challenge does the speaker highlight for companies like Uber?

• Managing a large workforce.

• Expanding into new markets.

• Dealing with government regulations.

• Competing with social media platforms.

What is the speaker's view on Twitter's potential global reach?

• It should focus only on developed countries.

• It is limited to English-speaking countries.

• It is already at its maximum potential.

• It can reach everyone except those who can't read.