On Oct. 30, Twitter revised its absurd policy, defended by CEO Jack Dorsey in his Oct. 28 testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee, of keeping the New York Post locked out of its account for having violated Twitter’s since-reversed “hacked materials policy.” The Post is now free to tweet again. During the more than two weeks that the Post was in Twitter prison, it gained some 200,000 followers, an increase of 10%.
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