Twitter Will Keep Using Spaces as a Forum for Politics After DeSantis Campaign Launch
- Audio platform crashed as DeSantis launched presidential bid
- Silicon Valley entrepreneur moderated Twitter Spaces chat
Twitter headquarters in San Francisco.
Photographer: David Paul Morris/BloombergTwitter will “keep experimenting” with its audio platform Spaces to give political candidates a chance to connect with an audience, despite the technical glitches in a high-profile event, said David Sacks, who moderated a discussion between Elon Musk and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Wednesday.
Sacks, a general partner at venture capital firm Craft Ventures, acknowledged that the conversation got off to a rocky start, but said it went well after they switched from Musk’s account to his own. “If your viewers go to Twitter now and go listen to the recording, I think they’re going to wonder what all the fuss was about,” he said on Bloomberg TV Thursday. “Once we got started in a room on my account, we worked up perfectly,”