Twitter’s best defense against Threads may be to refocus on news and reactions from people you follow, leaving growth via algorithmic feeds to Threads (Ben Thompson/Stratechery)

Elena Posted by — July 12, 2023 in Tech News —

Ben Thompson / Stratechery:
Twitter’s best defense against Threads may be to refocus on news and reactions from people you follow, leaving growth via algorithmic feeds to Threads  —  If you’re only going to tweet once every 11 years, then you better make it count; the best way to do just that is to pull off a well-executed meme:

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