Ann Bordetsky discusses Twitter's shifting product strategy, including the shutdown of Revue and potential longer-form content. Both speakers value Twitter's role in connecting the tech community while acknowledging uncertainty about where the platform heads next.
So I wanted to get a bit into the weeds of kind of your thoughts on the future of Twitter as we see different product changes from like Revue shutting down, which is Twitter's newsletter service, to rumors about having more longer-form content on Twitter. So that, I mean, I think that's the most interesting thing about Twitter is that we are all constantly in our own way kind of co-creating the product together, right?
And what we experience on the platform and Obviously, I think, you know, within the tech community, Twitter is still a product that does a lot of good, right? In terms of making connections and bringing people together and knowledge sharing. You know, I left Twitter many years ago, but I will say that, and of course it's a topic du jour, so it's fun to pontificate on it. I'm under no illusions that I can predict where Twitter is going at this point or what will even happen tomorrow, right? With the product.
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