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Look, I know people have strong opinions about Elon Musk, and I realize that any criticism is going to be viewed as political commentary, even if it’s not (because I’m not American, I can’t vote, I don’t care about Hunter
Roger Federer is one the greatest players ever to grace the game of tennis. With his mastery over strokes combined with a graceful on-court movement, the Swiss maestro is arguably the best sight on-court for a tennis aficionado. He was
It’s honestly difficult to make any assessment of Elon Musk’s time in charge of Twitter as yet, because while he has made some bad decisions, he’s also reversed course on most of them, and while he continues to try things
Twitter is making its next big push on Twitter Blue subscriptions, as Elon Musk and Co. look to build Twitter Blue into a more significant revenue driver for the app. First off, Twitter has now expanded Twitter Blue access to
Amid the various large-scale changes at Twitter, the platform is also working on some smaller tweaks and updates, which may or may not ever get released, but could provide valuable functionality for many users. First off, Twitter’s testing the ability
Here’s the difficult thing with Twitter no longer having a comms department – now, there’s nowhere to go to confirm info about the app’s latest updates and features, and where each is available, etc. Case in point – this week,
Of all of the changes implemented at Twitter under Elon Musk, its updates to verification remain the most problematic, with anyone now essentially able to buy a blue checkmark for their profile, and appear as, at the least, a real
Super Bowl LVII is fast approaching, and Twitter has made its pitch for brands to use its ad options to reach active and engaged audiences during the game. First off, Twitter notes that while the recent World Cup saw record
Twitter short-lived ‘Co-Tweets’ experiment is no more, with the platform announcing an end to Co-Tweets effective immediately. Launched in live testing in July last year, Co-Tweets enabled you to collaborate on a single tweet with another user, providing new opportunities
Twitter has taken its next steps towards facilitating payments in the app, with The Financial Times reporting that the company has begun applying for regulatory licenses in US states, the next legal requirement for providing payment services in the app.
After reinstating thousands of previously suspended accounts, as part of new chief Elon Musk’s ‘amnesty’ initiative, Twitter has now outlined how it will be enforcing its rules from now on, which includes less restrictive measures for some violations. As explained
Twitter’s looking to give users a broader set of emoji reactions for their DMs, while also, potentially, enabling personalization of your quick reactions display in the app. As you can see in these mock-ups, shared by Twitter designer Andrea Conway,
Looking to map out your content calendar for the year ahead? This will help – Twitter has published its annual events calendar, which highlights all of the key dates and celebrations that you need to keep in mind in your