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Liz Gannes in Social on April 13, 2011 at 12:40 pm PT
There’s nothing like success to attract people sharing the credit, and today Evan Williams gets some of what Mark Zuckerberg’s been dealing with–but with a bit more credibility. In a
story about Twitter’s origins, Business Insider has
a rare and captivating interview with Noah Glass, a little-acknowledged and somewhat bitter co-creator. Glass, however, has not sought notoriety, nor is he suing Twitter for leaving him out, having “received a certain amount of equity” after bringing his grievances to the company. To be fair, Glass’s role was
acknowledged in recently reinstated co-founder Jack Dorsey’s retelling of the company’s history on its fifth birthday.
