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Welcome back to Forum. I'm Mina Kim. So first, Elon Musk was going to join Twitter's board.

After it was revealed that he's now the

social media giant's largest individual shareholder. Now he's not going to be on the board,

which is raising questions and stoking fears about how Musk, the multi-billionaire, SpaceX and Tesla

founder, who has actually had a beef with Twitter for some time,

could affect the communication platform that some 200 million people use every day. So joining me

for some insight is Sarah Fryer, a tech reporter for Bloomberg, and author of No Filter,

The Inside Story of Instagram. Sarah Fryer, thanks so much for being with us.

Thanks for having me. Also, Reid Albergotti is with us, tech reporter for the Washington Post.

Reid, thanks so much for being on as well. It's great to be here.

So, Reed, first, can you just remind us of some of the tensions that existed between Musk and Twitter before Elon Musk amassed a 9%

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