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New Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Explains His Turnaround Plan

The conference call with Twitter's CEO, as it happens.

By Peter Kafka
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It’s not a surprise! But it sure is interesting: Jack Dorsey is back to run Twitter, the company he co-founded and then left in humiliation. Now he’s going to be CEO again — while remaining CEO at Square, his payments company that’s prepping for an IPO.

How’s that going to work? Let’s hear from Jack himself, via a conference call. Here’s live commentary:

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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