When you tinker with the very thing that makes your brand your brand, you risk destroying everything--faster than you can type 280 characters. 4 Reasons Why Biz Stone’s Return Probably Can’t Help ...

“I definitely spend way more time reading tweets than writing tweets,” Twitter co-founder Biz Stone told Fresh Air’s Terry Gross in 2011. Back then, his company was enjoying praise for its (largely ...

Biz Stone will be at the Free Library of Philadelphia Thursday for a discussion set up by the release of his new book ‘Things a Little Bird Told Me: Confessions of the Creative Mind.” Here are three ...

Biz Stone is best known for revolutionizing social media as cofounder of Twitter. But he’s also a self-confessed lifelong cinephile with a secret desire to be a movie director. “I started out as a ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is the editor of the Platformer newsletter and cohost of the Hard Fork podcast. Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is ...

Remember Jelly, the question and answer app founded by Twitter cofounder Biz Stone? It's back. After announcing a closed beta earlier this year, Stone has officially relaunched Jelly, which has been ...

Biz Stone, who co-founded Twitter with Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams, is returning to the company to help guide its corporate culture, he writes in a blog post published Tuesday morning. By Natalie ...

Twitter co-founder Biz Stone said on Tuesday he would be returning full time to the microblogging service in an unspecified role. “My top focus will be to guide the company culture, that energy, that ...

Biz Stone is the co-founder of Twitter and the founder of The Obvious Corporation. He became an Internet entrepreneur in 1999 and went on to work for Google. Later, he co-founded Twitter which ...

Twitter cofounder Biz Stone says his experience on the platform isn't as good as previously. Stone made the remarks to Bloomberg after joining Twitter alternative, Mastodon. Ev Williams, another ...

Co-founder Biz Stone is leaving Twitter. He still plans "to work with the company for many years to come," according to a post on his blog. More of Stone's time will now go to relaunching The Obvious ...