Saga and Marshall here, welcome back to the realignment.

It's definitely not a buzzy new story anymore.

And I think there's a couple of reasons for that.

Number one is that Facebook scandal has become so commonplace to the fact, to the point

that it's now kind of boring.

You know, the one thing that people said after all these revelations came out, we saw

all the internal documents, all the internal conversations.

People were just kind of like, okay, well, we knew that.

And, you know, the reason was because, you know, we've had this reporting on this and

scandal after scandal, you know, one after the other.

And basically, there's no bad thing you could tell us about Facebook anymore.

That would really make us pay attention for more than a day or two.

We have an amazing episode for everybody.

It is with Alex Cantrowitz, our friend, over from the big technology newsletter.

Why? Because we had to react to the news of Twitter.

I know it might seem like slightly old news at this point, even though it's only been

less than a week.

But Jack is out, Paraga, Garwala's in, new policies are being announced.

What the hell does it all mean for the future of the internet, journalism?

I mean, the way that we all discourse with one another online, there's a lot that we

get into today, Marshall.

Yeah, the other thing we covered really, aside from a conversation around the future of

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