About the Author
Nick Bilton
ISBN 9781444761979
Rs. 960
Coronet
Hatching Twitter
Who it's for: Readers interested in tech history and startup dynamics.
Nick Bilton's 'Hatching Twitter' offers an unvarnished account of the chaotic origins and meteoric rise of one of the 21st century's most influential social media platforms. Through extensive investigative reporting, the book chronicles the complex relationships, power struggles, and betrayals among Twitter's four co-founders—Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Noah Glass—as their accidental side project transformed into a multi-billion dollar global icon.Why You Should Read? Gain an insider's perspective on the dramatic founding of Twitter and its initial years. Explore the intense personal rivalries, shifting alliances, and power dynamics among its creators. Understand the cutthroat environment of Silicon Valley startups and the challenges of rapid corporate growth. Benefit from detailed investigative journalism based on exclusive access to sources, documents, and internal communications.
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- Based on extensive investigative reporting and exclusive sources.
- Chronicles the rise of Twitter from side project to global platform.
- Details personal rivalries and betrayals among the co-founders.
- Offers insight into Silicon Valley startup culture and rapid growth.
- Draws on internal documents and communications.
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Who are the four co-founders of Twitter?
The book focuses on Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Noah Glass.
What is the main focus of the book?
It chronicles the chaotic origins and rise of Twitter, emphasizing the complex relationships and power struggles among its co-founders.
Is the book based on original reporting?
Yes, it is based on extensive investigative reporting, including exclusive access to sources, documents, and internal communications.
Does the book cover Twitter's early years?
Yes, it covers the founding and initial years of Twitter, detailing how it transformed from a side project into a major platform.