As thick as Jack Dorsey's beard... Twitter's earnings. The little blue bird (apparently named Larry) just delivered 2020 results. It was a news-packed year, to say the least. As usual, Twitter served as the hub for current events convos.
Larry flying high... Twitter stock soared to a record high yesterday. The positive outlook soothed concerns that engagement would drop post-Trump-era. But investors might also be eyeing Twitter's 60-day shopping spree:
Twitter is focused on destroying friction... and bringing everything a creator needs into one app. Right now: you follow Bill Gates on Twitter, but get his Gates Notes newsletter on Gmail. You follow Elon Musk on Twitter, but attend his live chat on Clubhouse. You follow T Swift on Twitter, but watch her Live stream on Facebook. From newsletters, to live podcasts, and hosted video chats: Twitter wants to make sure that Twitter is the final destination for users and creators — instead of an app that redirects you to other platforms.