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SuperiorMan wrote:Twitter employees and big tech employees in general have it real posh dred
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status ... 7552960512
teems1 wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Twitter employees and big tech employees in general have it real posh dred
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status ... 7552960512
Most companies could easily afford to this for all their employees, but choose not to so that a few C level execs could make millions upon millions.
SuperiorMan wrote:teems1 wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Twitter employees and big tech employees in general have it real posh dred
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status ... 7552960512
Most companies could easily afford to this for all their employees, but choose not to so that a few C level execs could make millions upon millions.
You mean western companies?
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Duanebot is still hereredmanjp wrote:he got rid of the bots yet?
redmanjp wrote:he got rid of the bots yet?
Elon Musk has said Twitter will charge $8 (£7) monthly to Twitter users who want a blue tick by their name indicating a verified account.
A blue tick mark next to a username - normally for high-profile figures - is currently free.
But Mr Musk is facing a hefty challenge as he works to overhaul Twitter's business, which has not posted a profit in years.
He has said he wants to reduce Twitter's reliance on advertising, even as some companies have grown concerned about advertising on the site under his leadership.
General Motors - a rival of Mr Musk's electric car company Tesla - said last week it was suspending advertising on the site.
Meanwhile, on Monday, one of the world's biggest advertising companies, IPG, advised its clients to suspend Twitter adverts for a week, citing a need for more clarity on the Twitter's plans to ensure "trust and safety" on the platform. IPG is given billions of pounds per year, by some of the world's biggest brands, to handle their marketing budgets.
Many on the platform echoed the statement of author Stephen King, who wrote in response to reports of changes that instead Twitter "should pay me".
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-63478854
Plain ole misinformationredmanjp wrote:Twitter fact checks White House tweet. White House deletes it
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