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	Twitter Daily update ⋅ October 23, 2016
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	Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff: I love Twitter, but shareholders didn't want to buy it CNBC.com We had to walk away from Twitter because shareholders didn't want us to buy it, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told CNBC. Flag as irrelevant
	Hacked Cameras Were Behind Friday's Massive Web Outage Forbes A coordinated attack on DNS host Dyn caused Twitter, Netflix, Amazon and other websites to go down. Flag as irrelevant
	Dyn DDoS attack IBTimes UK Twitter, Spotify, Reddit among top websites knocked offline by major DDoS attack. Etsy, Box, GitHub, The Verge, Wired, Pinterest, Storify and ... Flag as irrelevant
	I never wanted to buy Twitter, ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says CNBC.com Steve Ballmer told CNBC on Friday he never sought to purchase Twitter — responding to speculation that he and fellow billionaire Saudi Prince ... Flag as irrelevant
	James Woods gloats over the death of his Twitter nemesis who he was suing for $10M Daily Mail James Woods was caught gloating over the death of his Twitter nemesis who called him a 'cocaine addict'. He sued the user, known as Abe List, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cyberattack On Internet Firm Brings Down Major Sites Including Twitter, Netflix, Visa CBS Los Angeles - CBS Local LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com/AP) — Online disruption across the East Coast of the United States appears to be spreading to the West Coast after a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cyberattack on Twitter, Netflix, and more may have come from webcams CNN Money A massive DDoS attack took down large swaths of the Internet on Friday. The malware may have been distributed through ordinary devices in users ... Flag as irrelevant
	Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Chimes in on Twitter and Satya Nadella Fortune The boistrous Los Angeles Clippers owner says he would not buy Twitter. If anyone thought former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was interested in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mention mention.com With Mention you can monitor in real-time about anything on the web and social media. React quickly, collaborate & analyze your online presence. Flag as irrelevant
	Nickelback Responds To Insults On Twitter Billboard Apparently tired of the name Nickelback being associated with lame music, the band members (or their reps) have taken to Twitter, responding to ... Flag as irrelevant

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