Elon Musk plans to sell Twitter in three years, according to ‘The Wall Street Journal’


The owner of the platform has not given many specific clues about what he plans to do with Twitter, but he has hinted that he wants to reduce what he calls “censorship” on the network.

The tycoon Elon Musk, who has just acquired Twitter for 41,000 million euros in a notorious operation, which was world news for several days, plans to put it up for sale again in just three years, according to the newspaper ‘The Wall Street Journal’ (WSJ).

The newspaper, which cites sources familiar with the matter without giving details, adds that the agreement to close the future sale operation will close this yearafter consulting Twitter shareholders and regulators.

According to the North American media, Musk is in contact with private investment funds to help him pay the 19,942 million that he promised to contribute as fown funds to acquire the social network, being one of those funds the company Apollo Global Management.

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The objective of the operation, which would go through take Twitter out of the spotlight over the next few years, means convincing investors that can quickly increase profitability of the social network and make her more attractive.

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Musk has not given many concrete clues about what he plans to do with Twitter, beyond the financial aspects, but he has hinted that wants to reduce what he calls “censorship” on the netin reference to the moderation policies for hateful or extremist content.

The billionaire tweeted today that there are “organizations that want to control your access to information”to which he commented: “Sunlight is the best disinfectant”.



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