France's newspaper of record joins The Guardian in exiting the site formerly known as Twitter over Musk's increasingly extreme politics.
‘s editor-in-chief Jérôme Fenoglio said the move to leave X was driven by “social platform bosses” like Musk and Meta CEO’s Mark Zuckerberg cozying up with Trump, which Fenoglio said is “a global threat to free access to reliable information.”had an automated feed on X, Fenoglio said, but the paper, which boasts 11 million followers on its French language account, has now stopped posting entirely on the platform.
In the lengthy editorial explaining the reasons behind the move, Fenoglio writes that “ has transformed into an extension of his political cause, a form of libertarianism increasingly close to the far right. He has turned it into an instrument of the pressure he wants to put on his competitors or on Europe’s social-democrat governments.”, like most other traditional media, increasingly invisible.
Musk’s attacks on the leadership of European countries such as the U.K., France, German and Ireland, as well as meddling in their domestic affairs has created aThe London-based news organization said it would stop posting to any of its official editorial accounts on X in November, and promptly set up accounts on Bluesky.. The organization said it would “no longer ethically participate in a social network that its owner has transformed into a machine of disinformation and propaganda.”.
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