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Twitter continues to fall in value. Elon Musk's company has lost about 66% of the amount the US billionaire paid for it.
US billionaire Elon Musk has sought to overturn a court ruling that barred him from publishing social media posts disapproved by lawyers. The ruling has been in place since 2018 and will remain in force.
Users will now not just be able to publish content for free, they will also be able to get paid for it.
Ilon Musk paid for a Twitter Blue subscription for the writer, but the latter suggested a more useful way of spending the money - by giving it to Ukrainians.
The introduction of paid verification on Twitter does not appear to have gone exactly according to plan. Many stars refused to pay Blue's $8-a-month subscription fee, but Elon Musk did so for some of them as a goodwill gesture.
American billionaire Elon Musk has acquired Twitter, which owns the social networking site of the same name, in the autumn of 2022. As it turns out, Twitter has a new owner.
Chinese and Russian media can once again operate without restrictions on Twitter. Elon Musk has decided to remove "sanctions" from them.
The New York Times has become the first major publication to refuse to pay Twitter to verify its account. The account has 55 million followers.
Twitter's value has more than halved since the change in ownership. New CEO Elon Musk acknowledged this.
Times have not been easy for Twitter, which has a social network of the same name and was taken over at the end of last year by new owner Elon Musk. In December, revenues almost halved year-on-year.
Twitter has expanded the geographic reach of its Blue subscription. It recently became available in more than two dozen countries in Europe.
In response to Twitter's innovation, the social network has introduced "important blue ticks" - two ticks at once for $8. Only this is a one-time fee, not a monthly rate.
This method of protection will only be available to paid Twitter Blue subscribers from 20 March.
Twitter has decided to relax its advertising rules to allow cannabis promotion on the social network. But there are still restrictions.
If you're looking at Twitter's "For You" category, the social network has an unpleasant (or pleasant) surprise in store for you.
