NY Times won't pay $8 for Twitter Blue subscription, loses old badge
The New York Times has lost its Twitter verified badge, after attracting the ire of billionaire owner Elon Musk over its refusal to pay for the privilege.
The main account of The New York Times, which has about 55 million...
Twitter making big changes to "For You" feed and polls
Twitter Inc.’s “For You” feed, the default view for users of the social network, will no longer recommend content from accounts that aren’t verified, owner Elon Musk tweeted on Monday.
The change, effective April 15, will mean only...
Twitter increases character limit for Blue subscribers
Twitter Blue subscribers in the US can now post tweets up to 4,000 characters long. Previously members were limited to 280 words per tweet.
"Blue" is Twitter's premium subscription that allows paying customers to edit tweets within 30...
Twitter Blue returns — with more checkmarks
Twitter Inc. resumed selling its Twitter Blue premium offering, which gives users a blue verification badge by their names, following a weeks-long pause because some subscribers were using the paid service to impersonate well-known accounts.
After...
Organisations can soon verify related Twitter accounts
After Twitter's first attempt to charge users for account verification flopped, Elon Musk revealed that the company is working on a new approach.
In a post on Sunday, 13 November 2022, Musk said Twitter would soon roll out a verification...
Twitter starts banning impersonator accounts without parody labels
After a weekend where several high-profile users changed their names and pictures to match Elon Musk’s, Twitter’s new owner says the social media platform will crack down on the practice.
“Going forward, any Twitter handles...
Twitter Blue with verification could launch next week
Twitter Inc. aims to start selling blue verification badges for user profiles as soon as next week, part of a plan by new owner Elon Musk to fight fake accounts and squeeze revenue from the company he bought for $44 billion.
The badges will...