Loads of peeps have weighed in on the seemingly ridiculous plan, including Musk’s baby-momma and electronic musician Claire Boucher, who seemed surprisingly chill about the whole thing.
Obviously, the CEO of Twitter is not coping with the growing enthusiasm around Zuck’s new social media rival Threads, and is now taking it out on the Meta man by aiming, once again, below the belt.
Mark Zuckerberg’s version of Twitter is off to a strong start. Threads has drawn more than 23 million sign-ups since its launch Wednesday night, according to badges that show up on Instagram when people join the new app.
It was once Elon Musk versus Jeff Bezos in the billionaires’ space race, but now it’s Elon versus Mark Zuckerberg in a new social media scuffle.
We wonder if Elon bit off a bit more than he could chew this time. It’s one thing building a rocket, it’s quite another going toe-to-toe with a Jui-Jitsu champion. Either way, this is going to be a wonderful opportunity for peeps to see both the Twitter and Facebook billionaires bleed a little.
Mark Zuckerberg wants to fight Elon Musk in cage match, British paedophile is quietly living the good life in Cape Town, Ancient Mayan city discovered in Mexican jungle, and JMPD officers to now wear body cameras.
It would seem that Jiu Jitsu boffin and Facebook owner Mark Zuckerberg is going to have to sell a superyacht to cover this latest fine.
Can I interest you in an ‘Electric Entrepreneur’? It is an Elon Musk-esque travesty, made from a grab bag of contrasting spirits and bitters topped off by a squeeze of Red Bull.
The CEO of Meta took part in his first-ever Brazilian jiujitsu tournament and then went on to surprise everyone by winning gold and silver medals.
Elon Musk has entered a new arena with Mark Zuckerberg since his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter.
At least we don’t have to peer into his cold, dead, virtual avatar eyes anymore.
It seems like Meta, Mark Zuckerberg’s company behind the virtual reality venture, is struggling to deliver on performance and subscription promises.
The majority of America’s tech titans have had a rough 2022, but Zuck’s losses stand head and shoulders above the rest.
It’s a strange time to be alive when a chatbot created by Meta calls Facebook’s founder “creepy” and talks about how bad he is for the world.
Zuck’s economy fears. Amber not finished. 10-year-old couldn’t get abortion. Megan Fox goes full Barbie.
On average, the CEO of a Fortune 500 company is around 57 years old – established and likely greying. But there are also a select few executives who are in their 30s and 40s.
Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett secured a win in London this past weekend. If he had it his way, next up would be Zuck.
Mark Zuckerberg’s social media giant has seen its daily active users drop for the first time in its 18-year history.
It’s out with the metaverse and in with the ‘Icelandverse’, thanks to a superb ad that pokes fun at Mark Zuckerberg.
You won’t be able to change Facebook policy from the top down, but you can change how Facebook tracks you as you peruse the internet.
Not only is a move towards the metaverse a way for Zuckerberg to brush all the bad things Facebook did under the carpet, but the actual name Meta has run into issues of its own.
Facebook’s name change announcement came with a couple of demos showing off what the company imagines the future will look like.
Two former household employees are suing the Facebook CEO and his wife, Priscilla Chan, over allegations of harassment and discrimination.
Thousands of pages worth of internal documents known as “The Facebook Papers” have been obtained by news organisations, with journalists poring over them in great detail.
Facebook is forging ahead with plans to discuss rebranding at the company’s annual Connect conference on October 28.
Facebook name change incoming. EFF wins Cape Town banner battle. Should public holidays be moved to make long weekends? ‘Billionaire’ says he faked wealth.
Facebook experienced a six-hour outage yesterday, which also resulted in a sizeable dent being made in Zuck’s net worth.
There appears to be some tension between Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, who liked a meme on Instagram criticising the Amazon founder’s recent comments.
Mark Zuckerberg used his electric surfboard, along with a Fourth of July prop and a fitting soundtrack, to celebrate Independence Day.
Those with money to splurge are buying gadgets designed to lift the rider out of the water, without much skill needed to pull it off.