Scandal and Betrayal: The Story of How Twitter Started

In this video, we explore the story of how Twitter, one of the world's biggest online companies was founded. It's a twisting tale of scandal and betrayal.

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Producer: Dagogo Altraide

[aniketshukla]

Let's make this comment section a tribute to Noah.

If he ever comes down here he should feel he is not forgotten.

[f_]

The part where they received the web award prize and Noah was quietly filming in the crowd is heart breaking. And then they had the audacity to say the past is the past, that sounds so un remorseful!

[tanzimibthesam]

The worst thing about betrayal is that it never comes from the enemy

[yaka]

I think this betrayal created big trauma for him. Looking at his tweet, private instagram, youtube that isn't updated for long time. It is like he doesn't want to get involved with social media.

[gemini]

This genuinely broke my heart. The disloyal friend became the famous tech billionaire, and Noah Glass, the coder who build the platform, received oblivion 😔 We all have felt betrayal, but this is infinitely more devastating...

[whateva]

"Twitter - a product without a purpose" - couldn't agree more, like pretty much every other social media platform lol

[genio]

Good to see that Noah Glass is actually doing pretty well, with his company going public last year.

[accpicsomkyonos]

Noah is a really a good guy ! I met him in dublin while i was in college when i worked at the web summit he took the time to reply to my emails a year after we met!

[jonny]

I wonder how many ‘Noah’s’ there are in the business world? Quietly forced out leaving others to take the glory.

[geoffwickens]

I don't subscribe to many YouTube channels but this is definitely one them!!! I just realized I have been watching ColdFusion videos for the last 4 hours and have yet to wonder why I'm doing it. These are very informative and Dagogo has a GREAT voice as the narrator. There is a wealth of information in every episode and it is never boring and always leaves you wanting more ... and it gives you more right up to the very end of the company or the predictions of where the company will go in the future. He gives you information about things you never knew about .. the behind the scenes if you will. He makes you say "WOW" when you find out things you never knew about a company. Well Done Sir! Keep it up from DownUnder!

[hunterbidenscrackpipe]

There's a reason I've never gotten on Twitter, I always thought it was because the users were toxic, the platform discriminates and treats users unfairly. Turns out, that was how it was started from the very beginning.

[MasonGelosotech]

Twitter started toxic and it's still toxic

[dantethehunter]

I was in quora the other day looking at stories of failed startups, one of the users wrote something very provocative : "Pioneers get slaughtered while settlers flourish."

[mridds]

I feel very sad seeing this. Feeling so sorry for Noah, someone I did not know existed 15 mins back. This is unimaginably terrible.

[ezbody]

This happens more often, than we think. Most inventors aren't good businessmen, and often are naive and trusting, since their brains tend to be hyper-focused on their work.

[fg]

with friends like that, you don't need enemies.

[rexmundi]

"This is going to be a massive success! Time to cut out the friends and investors that got me to this point so I can reap all the benefits!"

[ridking]

The lesson is: Don't give a failing company your idea to succeed.

[bt]

Wow what scum bags! I never got into twitter and am so happy that I don't use it now after seeing that. Jack and Evan should just give credit where it is due and also credit Noah even if they don't want to work together. Lord knows they have enough money and fame now. I hope Noah moves on to other things and does well despite this traumatic event happening to him.

[meosh]

Noah's story is among the top 5 saddest stories that happened to a founder.