Twitter CEO Costolo steps down, but what next for the social media firm?

Charlee Gothard
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What sort of boss does the flagging microblogging site need next?

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo is leaving the social media company. The decision - which was apparently Costolo's - was announced by the CEO himself late yesterday. Co-founder Jack Dorsey is to replace C...

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