Twitter co-founder Ev Williams on future of Social Media, beyond meat IPO
By Bloomberg
26 May 2019 |
7:06 am
Ev Williams, chief executive officer of Medium and co-founder of Twitter Inc., discusses the future of social media and the Beyond Meat initial public offering with Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman on "Bloomberg Technology."
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