According to recent polls, 53% of Americans believe that social media CEOs should be held accountable for the content on their platforms. This statistic comes at a time when public figures are increasingly vocal about their views on social media governance. The debate has intensified, with notable personalities weighing in on the responsibilities of tech leaders. In related news, 64% of respondents in a separate survey indicated that they think social media has a significant impact on political polarization. These numbers highlight the growing concern among the public about the role of social media in shaping public discourse and the accountability of those who manage these platforms.
Kaeya
@kaeyamajmundar
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17m Last year, I was GPTing “how to dissolve a Delaware C corp.”
Why? Because thousands of non-compliant influencer posts nearly took us out…and for two brutal years, we couldn’t figure out how to fix it at scale.
And then we did.
Today, I’m walking into the Federal Trade
Michelle Ma
@MichelleMa9318
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May 30 Founder as Feed: How X Turned CEOs into Micro-Gods
By Michelle Ma
“He’s not running a company—he’s running a narrative.”
— overheard in a VC boardroom
Once upon a time, CEOs stayed offstage. They issued statements, posed stiffly in annual reports, and left “culture” to HR. But
Alumni Ventures
@alumniventures
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Jun 2 Who gave tech kings the keys to your feed?
Portfolio company Bluesky Social, led by CEO Jay Graber, is breaking the empire. Decentralized by design, Bluesky puts the power of social media back in the hands of its users: https://av-funds.com/456egj4.
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