<p>Twitter never should have been a traditional tech company, says Twitter co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey. Instead, it should have been designed as a protocol — like email, or podcasting.

“That was the pure expression of it from day one,” Dorsey says. “And it was never really allowed to be that because it was on this fast track to becoming a public company.”

Today on Revolution.Social, Dorsey explains why it’s still possible to build a successful business on top of open protocols and decentralized social platforms like Nostr. He and Rabble also discuss why Jack doesn’t regret encouraging Elon Musk to buy Twitter; why he left Bluesky; the problem with centralized AI firms; and the evolution of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
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<p>This episode was produced and edited by Eric Johnson from <a href="https://LightningPod.fm">LightningPod.fm</a>, and executive produced by Alice Chan from <a href="https://flockmktg.com/">Flock Marketing</a>. Special thanks to Sebastién Moret.

To learn more about Rabble’s social media bill of rights, and sign up for our newsletter, visit <a href="https://revolution.social/">https://revolution.social/</a></p>

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