Elon Musk has offered $54.20 per share to buy Twitter and take the social media giant private.
"Decisions regarding Twitter’s future governance will undoubtedly be consequential for public discourse in the United States and could give rise to renewed efforts to legislate in furtherance of preserving free expression online," the letter. "Among other things, the Board’s reactions to Elon Musk’s offer to purchase Twitter, and outsider opposition to Musk’s role in Twitter’s future are concerning. Twitter’s Board Members have fiduciary duties to the company’s shareholders.
The request includes all electronic messages sent using official and personal accounts or devices, including through encryption software.
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