“Twitter: Years After the Alphabet Acquisition” published by Karan Goel 🔑

Medium Daily Digest Most recommended by People you follow M.G. Siegler Twitter: Years After the Alphabet Acquisition 6 February, 2019 — Twitter reported its Q4 2018 earnings today. Twitter's monthly active users — MAUs — is now 487 million and up 14% compared to Q4 of 2017. Last quarter, the company reported 479 million monthly active users across all its properties. Total… Karan Goel 🔑 4 min read Ev Williams And for that reason… I'm in! Over the past few months I have appeared on Shark Tank four times and invested in four outstanding companies: HatchBaby, Rent-Like-A… Chris Sacca 4 min read Ev Williams New York City vs. San Francisco: Part Deux One year ago I moved from New York City to San Francisco and learned how very different these two cities are. 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