It’s a far cry from the $9.9 million mansion overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge seven miles across town owned by his former best friend and co-founder Jack Dorsey.
A different life ... Noah removing graffiti outside of his compound of a home in San Francisco. Picture: Jeff Rayner / Coleman Rayner Source: Snapper Media
In an exclusive investigation into what became of the man who dreamt up the world-changing social network but got nothing, news.com.au can reveal:
● He has become a recluse who refuses to discuss Twitter
● He is ‘bitter’ about ‘being screwed’ by his friends
● He feels his co-founders “wrote him out of the story” and craves recognition for his role
● His obsessive work on Twitter destroyed his second marriage
● Mates say he’s a genius who deserves to be acknowledged properly by other founders
● He has been working on various projects since — including building a rocket
On November 6 last year Twitter became a public company, confirming its three founders — Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey and Biz Stone — as billionaires and Silicon Valley’s biggest success story.
Billionaire ... It’s claimed Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey “backstabbed” Noah Glass. Picture: Jeff Rayner / Coleman Rayner Source: Getty Images
The trio are now celebrities in their own right, have met President Barack Obama and all own multi-million dollar mansions in the San Francisco area.
However Noah Glass, dubbed the forgotten founder, made next to nothing from the website — even though it was originally his company, the first office was his apartment and he came up with its iconic name
In an exclusive investigation into what became of the man who dreamt up the world-changing social network but got nothing, news.com.au can reveal:
● He has become a recluse who refuses to discuss Twitter
● He is ‘bitter’ about ‘being screwed’ by his friends
● He feels his co-founders “wrote him out of the story” and craves recognition for his role
● His obsessive work on Twitter destroyed his second marriage
● Mates say he’s a genius who deserves to be acknowledged properly by other founders
● He has been working on various projects since — including building a rocket
On November 6 last year Twitter became a public company, confirming its three founders — Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey and Biz Stone — as billionaires and Silicon Valley’s biggest success story.
The trio are now celebrities in their own right, have met President Barack Obama and all own multi-million dollar mansions in the San Francisco area.
However Noah Glass, dubbed the forgotten founder, made next to nothing from the website — even though it was originally his company, the first office was his apartment and he came up with its iconic name
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