Twitter shutdown of apps for deleted tweets could give politicians new control

Macworld
Aug 25, 2015, 7:00 am231 pts
By effectively shutting down apps that showed politicians' deleted tweets, Twitter is giving politicians more control over public speech, and at the cost of transparency, some digital media experts said. Over the weekend, Twitter shut down the access that two apps had to its API or application program…

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