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Paul Nadeau
@pauljnadeau.bsky.social
Editor of Tokyo Review, adjunct professor in political science with Temple University Japan, visiting research fellow with the Institute of Geoeconomics/Asia Pacific Initiative, should be GM of the Montreal Canadiens. Usual disclaimers.
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It's hardly the most important thing here, but the disaster in Ishikawa is a tangible reason why Elon's management of Twitter is such a problem...in Japan especially, Twitter has been a source of real-time news, esp in situations like this, and now it's a vanity project for a white supremacist

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TSspinny.bsky.social

Nationalize it, let the Post Office run it, and give all their workers get a nice Post Office retirement for dealing with his nonsense.

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Cberkeleyeve.bsky.social

but it is a Real Thing.

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Nnmw1.bsky.social

Friendly amendment: Elon's deliberate mismanagement of Twitter to create chaos.

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Jjarda.bsky.social

He has created Xitter in his own image. That's why it is a pile of crap.

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Ssteveisdamages.bsky.social

Brutal, but fair.

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TCmonewsdaily.bsky.social

No, it has always been part of the information war, which is why it was purchased and changed by UAE/Qatar.

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NERV (a major earthquake reporting site in English and Japanese) has been rate-limited on twitter for posting updates on the quake. Truly dangerous.

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yukariyokoshima.bsky.social

Not only that. Twitter in Japan is a mess right now.Spam(That's called impression zombies in Japan.) bots are copying/pasting all kinds of information about the disaster. False information are Repost quickly, making it harder than ever to get reliable information.

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EBibumichele.bsky.social

I didn’t even bother looking but NHK isn’t a replacement

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Paul Nadeau
@pauljnadeau.bsky.social
Editor of Tokyo Review, adjunct professor in political science with Temple University Japan, visiting research fellow with the Institute of Geoeconomics/Asia Pacific Initiative, should be GM of the Montreal Canadiens. Usual disclaimers.
595 followers353 following2.6k posts