Adam Sharp

Sharp Things

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Adam Sharp is founder and CEO  of Sharp Things. He is a former head of government, news and elections at Twitter.

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When Twitter, Facebook, and Google visited Capitol Hill this week, they got a barrage of criticism from Republicans and Democrats, who accused them of allowing fake news and…

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