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Democracy Now! explores what the buyout means for the future of digital media and journalism.

The impacts on free speech and the right to protest could be devastating.

Would people pay to be on the platform despite a continuous stream of racist, sexist and bigoted posts?

The impending sale of Twitter to Elon Musk has particular implications for Black people who use the popular social-media app.

The response reflects the way anger at Silicon Valley’s content-moderation decisions has become a central issue for Republican lawmakers.

Rights advocates, public-health experts and media critics were among those issuing warnings about Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter.

Open-internet defenders cheered after a federal appeals court rejected an industry-backed petition to block enforcement of California's Net Neutrality law.

If Musk's incendiary past is Twitter's future, users are right to be worried.

Advocates suspect the corporate media lobby is trying to sink the nomination of the staunch consumer advocate.

Musk is an unaccountable billionaire, and taking this company private would make it even less accountable.