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W, The European social platform that wants to take on X
Season 2, Ep. 98
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On Wednesday, the new social media platform W launched its beta version. It is said to already have 55,000 users worldwide, and it is already backed by 80 European investors.
What does W offer that existing platforms don't?
Production: By Europod, in co-production with the Sphera network.
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