Don't know if you guys have been following, but Elon Musk has made a couple of posts about MSNBC... the potential for buying it. My guess is that he's seriously considering it. Despite the narrative, Elon Musk has been wildly successful with Twitter/X. He's significantly reduced the expenditure of X, and is actually turning a profit.

Any thoughts? I don't think he does it... I figure he probably doesn't want to deal with it. But he certainly could. MSNBC is failing.

He could have the opportunity to create a show like how CNN used to be... with Cross-Fire.

CNN is also rethinking their method of delivering news. The NY Times also, many leftoid media outlets.

It's possible Musk buying such media outlets might cause enough change in the way they present their "News" to bring viewers back. From what I've read, only the far left watch them and based on the results of the last election, those folks are in the minority. A more fair and balanced approach could get more viewers.

But, I'm not sure why he would want to get his hands that dirty. What I would expect is for him to front the business money part and then put a team in that would change the direction of such medias. I would not expect Musk to take a hands on approach. He has bigger fish to fry.

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quote Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]: Don't know if you guys have been following, but Elon Musk has made a couple of posts about MSNBC... the potential for buying it. My guess is that he's seriously considering it. Despite the narrative, Elon Musk has been wildly successful with Twitter/X. He's significantly reduced the expenditure of X, and is actually turning a profit. Any thoughts? I don't think he does it... I figure he probably doesn't want to deal with it. But he certainly could. MSNBC is failing. He could have the opportunity to create a show like how CNN used to be... with Cross-Fire.

he lost about 80% of the value that he paid for the stock

People are fleeing Elon Musk’s X in droves. What’s happening on Threads and Bluesky?
Io Dodds
Sun, November 24, 2024 at 9:54 AM EST
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No, Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter and its conversion to X has been a financial disaster:

Valuation
According to Fidelity, one of X's investors, the platform is worth $9.4 billion, which is less than 25% of the $44 billion Musk paid for it in October 2022. This is a 79% decline from the initial value of Fidelity's investment.

Revenue
X's revenue has dropped by 50% since Musk's buyout due to a decline in advertising.
Cost-cutting
Musk's cost-cutting measures have backfired, resulting in a financial loss for Musk and his co-investors.
Brand value
The conversion of Twitter to X has hurt the company's value.

Other issues with X include:

Hate speech: X has been criticized for allowing hate speech, misinformation, and antisemitism.
Safety: GLAAD has described X as "the most dangerous platform for LGBTQ people".
European Union: The European Union has halted advertisements on X due to an increase in hate speech and misinformation.

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on what planet is a 80% LOSS A GOOD DEAL

RUMP LEVEL INSANE

Ray your batting average is less than 200 so not a lot watch when you are up to bat.