The Atlantic's Nicholas Thompson discusses Twitter whistleblower's complaint
In a federal complaint, a former Twitter employee alleged the social media company is "grossly negligent" in its information security and that it has shared misleading information with regulators. Nicholas Thompson, CEO of the Atlantic and former editor-in-chief of Wired, joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the allegations and the potential consequences for Twitter.
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What is sad is that Twitter has become this important and relevant to federal policy
Hope everyone has a wonderful rest of the week 💙
Thank you Mudge. Twitter is rotten.
I hate Twitter. I hate all social media. This is as close as I get, anymore. It has been years.
They care more about twitters whistleblower than they do about the FBI whistleblower that’s what I care about
Nicholas Thompson is so handsome my God
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If you think he’s hot you should meet my brother. He’s a licensed optometrist