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Elon Musk shares 'X' link, says new logo to go live later today

  • Elon Musk announces Twitter's rebranding as "X," with the new link X.com redirecting to the Twitter homepage.
  • Twitter's iconic bird logo and brand name are being replaced with the interim X logo.
  • X aims to revolutionize interactivity, centered around audio, video, messaging, payments, and AI-powered global connectivity.
  • The company seeks to make a lasting impression by transforming into a more powerful platform, expanding beyond its previous impact on communication.

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Elon Musk looks to change Twitter logo with focus on branding overhaul

  • Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, made a public announcement on the platform stating his intention to change Twitter's logo. He expressed that the Twitter brand, along with the bird icon, will be bid farewell to in the future.
  • Elon Musk mentioned that he is seeking a new logo for Twitter. He invited Twitter users and designers to participate in the process by submitting a suitable "X" logo.
  • The deadline for submissions was hinted to be the same day, with the possibility of implementing the chosen design globally soon after.

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Flipkart lauded for its marketing tactics; ad hoarding goes viral

  • Flipkart's billboard in a bustling marketplace impressed with its clever marketing approach, using a bright yellow board with the caption, "Har ad me jo dikhta hai, wo Flipkart pe milta hai!"
  • The social media response was overwhelmingly positive, with the post gaining over 7.5 lakh views and 33,000 likes, praising Flipkart's marketing finesse.
  • Some users raised concerns about e-commerce issues, citing cases of customers receiving counterfeit products instead of genuine ones, urging companies to address such issues promptly.

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Is 7 LPA government job better than 50 LPA private one? Tweet sparks chatter

  • The tweet by Ayushi Mishra sparked a discussion on Twitter about the preference between a 7 LPA government job and a 50 LPA private job in India.
  • Many Twitter users shared their opinions on the debate, highlighting different perspectives. Some emphasized the stability and potential for retirement at an early age in government jobs, while others argued for higher salaries in the private sector.
  • Some users injected humor into the discussion, making light-hearted remarks about the unemployment situation or expressing a desire for remote work regardless of the job type.

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Confused' 25-year-old asks which stock to choose from 15 options, Groww responds

  • Two viral confessions surfaced recently. One involved an unmarried woman talking to 14 men on a matrimonial site, while the other was an unemployed 25-year-old struggling to choose among 15 stock options on an investment platform.
  • The woman's confession became a Twitter trend, drawing humorous responses for its similarity to the stock-related post.
  • Groww, the investment platform, offered guidance to the unemployed person on Twitter regarding stock selection

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Woman lists salaries of 14 men she met on matrimony site, asks netizens to help her pick the 'Right One'

  • A viral Twitter post features a woman's confession about being in contact with 14 men through a matrimony site, seeking advice on whom to choose.
  • The woman is 29 years old, unemployed with a B.Com degree, and the men listed have varying ages, jobs, locations, and salaries ranging from 14L to 45L per annum.
  • Some Twitter users find the situation humiliating and believe arranged marriages have become transactional, focusing on income for men and looks for women.

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Elon Musk's reaction on post about working hours for Google employees is all of us

  • A Twitter post gained traction, discussing a dinner with two Google employees who bragged about working fewer hours. One of them claimed to earn $500,000 while working just two hours a day.
  • Twitter boss Elon Musk noticed the post and expressed his amazement with a simple "wow."
  • Reactions on social media were mixed, with some praising the employees' efficiency and intelligence, while others criticized the idea of working only two hours a day.
  • Some users mentioned that they would find it challenging to work such few hours, preferring to have more tasks and responsibilities to keep them engaged and productive.

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Threads limits user activity due to spam attacks, Elon Musk reacts

  • Instagram's Head, Adam Mosseri, announced rate limits for Threads due to increased spam attacks on the platform.
  • Mosseri acknowledged that tighter rate limits might unintentionally limit active users, leading to potential false positives.
  • In response, Twitter owner Elon Musk referred to Threads as a "copycat," suggesting a similarity to Twitter's policies.

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Tinder, Swiggy react to Javed Akhtar’s cryptic tweet

  • Javed Akhtar's cryptic tweet featuring a single letter in Hindi, pronounced as "Pi," has sparked curiosity and garnered significant attention on Twitter.
  • Online platforms like Tinder and Swiggy responded to Akhtar's tweet with their own clever one-letter contributions. Tinder wrote "queue" in English, while Swiggy shared the Hindi letter "Kha" (meaning "to eat") and reposted Akhtar's tweet.
  • Swiggy's Instagram account joined in by sharing an image of people drinking water bottles, accompanied by a humorous caption mentioning Javed Akhtar.

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Taliban endorses Elon Musk's Twitter for freedom of speech and credibility over Meta's Threads app

  • Anas Haqqani, a prominent Taliban figure, endorses Twitter over Threads, highlighting its freedom of speech and public nature.
  • Despite declining popularity under Elon Musk's leadership, the Taliban finds value in Twitter's lenient moderation policy.
  • Facebook and TikTok ban the Taliban, but Twitter remains a space for diverse perspectives, including insights from Taliban officials.

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Elon Musk reacts after his childhood pic goes viral on Twitter

  • The monochrome picture of Elon Musk as a baby went viral on Twitter, garnering over 1.6 million views and counting. In the picture, Musk can be seen smiling brightly.
  • In response to the viral picture, Elon Musk dropped a comment on Twitter, stating, "I look insane, lol."
  • Twitter users expressed admiration, humor, and recognition of Musk's future success, praising his potential even as a baby.

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Indigo's common ramp for founders and their funders goes viral

  • Indigo Airlines, a low-cost carrier in India, has gained attention on social media for its humorous captions on the ramps used for boarding and disembarking aircraft in Bengaluru.
  • The picture of an Indigo jet bridge with the caption "Common ramp for founders and their funders" went viral, highlighting the airline's egalitarian approach.
  • Indigo has previously used other funny captions on its ramps, such as "Catch me if you can" and "VPs this way," adding an element of entertainment to the boarding experience.

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Elon Musk reacts as Twitter rival's release date confirmed

  • Elon Musk reacts to Meta's announcement of the Threads app release date, expressing relief and stating, "thank goodness they're so sanely run."
  • Threads is a text-based conversation app from Meta, the parent company of Instagram. It allows users to follow their Instagram accounts and keep the same username. The app will be released on Thursday (July 6).
  • The launch of Threads adds to the ongoing rivalry between Meta Chief Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, extending to their social media platforms

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Where will the epic cage fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg take place? Tesla CEO reveals

  • Elon Musk announced on Twitter that the highly anticipated cage fight between him and Mark Zuckerberg will take place in Rome's Colosseum.
  • The location was suggested by the Minister of Culture, and negotiations about the fight details have been ongoing with UFC President Dana White.
  • Despite the height and weight disparity between them, both billionaires are committed to the fight and unbothered by the physical differences.

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‘All platforms in India have to comply with Indian law’: MoS IT after Karnataka HC dismisses Twitter’s plea

  • The High Court of Karnataka dismissed Twitter's petition challenging blocking and take-down orders by the Indian government. The court deemed the plea devoid of merits.
  • Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar emphasized that all platforms in India must comply with Indian law, and non-compliance is not an option.
  • Chandrasekhar accused Twitter, under former CEO Jack Dorsey, of refusing to comply with Indian law and going to court instead of following directions.

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