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From the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide.

In Silicon Valley and beyond, this is Bloomberg Technology with Emily Chang in San Francisco and this is Bloomberg Technology coming up in the next hour.

It's official.

Elon Musk has agreed to buy Twitter for $44 billion. The world's

richest man will soon be in charge of one of the most influential social

networks in the world. We've got this developing

story covered from all angles over the course of the hour a new chapter in

tech history. But at the same time that the Musk deal is going through, he tweets another

insult at the SEC calling those who run it, shameless puppets over his ongoing

Tesla feud. What all these jabs might mean when regulators get a look at

this deal. And aside from all the money that's being spent on Twitter the other

big question of course is what happens to everyone who's been banned from it including former

President Trump. How exactly does Elon Musk define free speech? We'll wait

into the thorniest part of this debate. That has perplexed tech

platforms for decades.

We're going to get to all of that in a moment, but first, Elon Musk gets his way,

agreeing to a deal to take Twitter private for $44 billion.

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