The hot takes on why Twitter was purchased are all cold; it's clear that the value isn't as a website but as a dataset -- a connected graph with a quarter billion DAU and who knows how many users who are not active but who left useful connection data behind.

This qualifies it as the most expensive DATA sale ever. Not sure if it was worth $44B, but that depends on how the graph is monetized in the coming years.

Gosh, conservatives, what more do we have to do in Massachusetts to make this list?

(Study: https://indd.adobe.com/view/f7cb9b98-22ad-433e-bd68-ef225093ab27)