Twitter placed restrictions on links to Substack, leading the main journalist behind the Twitter Files to announce his departure from the platform. See potential bias and similarities in coverage from Forbes, mashable, and reason:
For Context:and quickly began overhauling the platform, firing top executives. Soon after, Musk gave a handful of journalists, including Taibbi, access to internal messaging and correspondence between Twitter employees and government officials in the lead up to the 2020 election, which would culminate in theHow The Media Covered It:
Outlets across the spectrum reported on the story over the weekend and into Monday, with different outlets reporting different Twitter efforts to hinder Substack.
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