Elon Musk’s , 5 Major Twitter Moves So Far.<br />Elon Musk’s , 5 Major Twitter Moves So Far.<br />Fox News reports that Elon Musk has already made major<br />changes to Twitter less than one week after officially <br />closing his $44 billion takeover of the social media platform.<br />Fox News reports that Elon Musk has already made major<br />changes to Twitter less than one week after officially <br />closing his $44 billion takeover of the social media platform.<br />First, Musk dissolved Twitter's board <br />of directors, making the billionaire <br />the platform's sole director.<br />Previously, the board included <br />chairman Bret Taylor, former <br />Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal and others.<br />Previously, the board included <br />chairman Bret Taylor, former <br />Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal and others.<br />The next major change was Musk firing Agrawal, <br />along with chief financial officer Ned Segal <br />and Vijaya Gadde, head of Twitter's legal, policy and trust.<br />The next major change was Musk firing Agrawal, <br />along with chief financial officer Ned Segal <br />and Vijaya Gadde, head of Twitter's legal, policy and trust.<br />The next major change was Musk firing Agrawal, <br />along with chief financial officer Ned Segal <br />and Vijaya Gadde, head of Twitter's legal, policy and trust.<br />Last week, 'Bloomberg' reported that Musk called <br />on Tesla engineers to review Twitter's code <br />and explain what the company needs.<br />Last week, 'Bloomberg' reported that Musk called <br />on Tesla engineers to review Twitter's code <br />and explain what the company needs.<br />Musk also announced plans to create a content <br />moderation council which will include representatives <br />from groups that face hate-fueled violence.<br />On November 1, Musk revealed plans to revamp <br />Twitter's user verification process as part of his <br />efforts to crack down on spam and fake accounts.<br />These changes include a price tag on <br />blue check verification meant to raise , "the cost of crime on Twitter <br />by several orders of magnitude.".<br />On October 30, Musk asked his followers <br />if they would want Vine, Twitter's <br />short-form video platform, to return. .<br />Out of over 4.9 million users that <br />voted in the poll, 69% said they were <br />in favor of Vine making a comeback
