Kurt Wagner is a tech reporter covering social media, specifically Facebook and Twitter, for Bloomberg News. With a wide range of publications featuring his work, Kurt provides in-depth coverage of the tech industry and its impact on society.
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Kurt Wagner's coverage primarily revolves around the tech and business sectors, with a notable focus on Elon Musk-related topics, company developments, ad sales, equity fundraising, social media, and layoffs. His articles often cite data and press releases.
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By: Curtis Heinzl, Kurt Wagner
Meta Platforms Inc., under fire from parents and lawmakers over its impact on teens’ mental health, plans to use artificial intelligence to identify young users on Instagram who are lying about their age and automatically switch them into more restrictive privacy settings.
Meta Platforms Inc. has granted approval for US government agencies and defense contractors to use its AI models, opening the door for Meta's technology to play a key role in military and national security efforts.
Elon Musk’s $44 billion Twitter deal suddenly seems cheap, but first...
Threads and Bluesky, rival social networks that look a lot like Elon Musk’s X, have seen an influx of new users since election night in the US as people seek alternatives to Musk’s more right-leaning platform following Donald Trump’s presidential victory.
Threads and Bluesky, rival social networks that look a lot like Elon Musk 's X, have seen an influx of new users since election night in the US as people seek alternatives to Musk's more right-leaning platform following Donald Trump's presidential victory.
By: Kurt Wagner
Threads and Bluesky, rival social networks that look a lot like Elon Musk's X, have seen an influx of new users since election night in the US as people seek alternatives to Musk's more right-leaning platform following Donald Trump's presidential victory.
Donald Trump's US election victory — and Elon Musk 's role in helping to get him elected — has sent some users of Musk's social networking service X searching for alternatives . Musk has spent months pushing Trump's agenda to his more than 200 million followers on X, the site formerly known as Twitter, and has been taking a virtual victory lap since Trump's win. X's move toward the political right has turned some users away, and one of the key beneficiaries of this social media migration has been Bluesky, a relatively new social network that looks and feels a lot like X.
Donald Trump’s US election victory — and Elon Musk’s role in helping to get him elected — has sent some users of Musk’s social networking service X searching for alternatives. Musk has spent months pushing Trump’s agenda to his more than 200 million followers on X, the site formerly known as Twitter, and has been taking a virtual victory lap since Trump’s win. X’s move toward the political right has turned some users away, and one of the key beneficiaries of this social media migration has been
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La victoria de Donald Trump en las elecciones de EE.UU. y el papel de Elon Musk en su elección han llevado a algunos usuarios de X, la red social de Musk, a buscar alternativas. Musk ha pasado meses promoviendo la agenda de Trump entre sus más de 200 millones de seguidores en X, el sitio antes conocido como Twitter, y tras su triunfo ha estado corriendo una vuelta virtual de la victoria. El movimiento de X hacia la derecha política ha alejado a algunos usuarios, y uno de los principales benefici
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