Newsweek is a general-interest news magazine and website that publishes reporting, analysis, and opinion across technology, business, politics, culture, and international affairs. Newsweek's Twitter Score is 27 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #35,593 (top 10%) among 486,860 tracked accounts.
Newsweek was founded by Thomas J.C. Martyn and is currently operated under Newsweek Digital LLC, with Dev Pragad serving as CEO and President. It was previously affiliated with the Washington Post Company, then passed through IAC and The Daily Beast before coming under IBT Media ownership. Newsweek maintains an active cryptocurrency topic page covering Bitcoin, stablecoins, public blockchains, crypto regulation, and meme coins.
Newsweek drew significant attention in March 2014 when it published a cover story identifying Dorian Nakamoto as the alleged creator of Bitcoin. Dorian Nakamoto denied any involvement, and the identification was widely disputed. Separately, Newsweek has disclosed that IBT Media's owners came under investigation for fraud by the Manhattan District Attorney, leading investigators to raid its newsroom in January 2018, after which its owners dismissed several journalists including the editor-in-chief. Newsweek has stated that no charges were brought against it as a result of that probe, while Olivet and several other defendants pleaded guilty to felonies.
Newsweek has accumulated 3,410,807 followers as of September 2026 on the platform and has published 426,954 posts. Newsweek has been mentioned by 1,072 accounts, with 2,695 total mentions.
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