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Social network Twitter removed in the last few hours the label identifying the media “government funded” that the network hung on the organs press and journalists who work
Social network Twitter removed in the last few hours the label identifying the media “government funded” that the network hung on the organs press and journalists who work for them in different parts of the world.
The measure was taken without prior notice, but after heavy criticism from several of these media outlets for the platform determination, which only lasted a few days.
As such, Twitter removed two types of mentions that identified media outlets and journalists as “government-funded media” or “state-affiliated media.”
to the question about EFE and other media for clarification, according to the press service of Twitter. replied with a poop emojiwithout adding words, a practice that has been common in recent times.
via Reuters
Among those who “benefited” from the removal of the government label are Russian media such as Russia Today or Spanish media such as RTVE; the latter formally complained on Twitter and explicitly demanded that the label be removed.
Neither Twitter owner Elon Musk nor any of the corporate accounts that the social network uses for periodic announcements (Twitter Verified, Twitter Blue, Twitter Safety, and others) have reported this new move.
Yesterday social network remote V blue label from those accounts that were refused to pay V 8 dollars Monthly subscriptions to Twitter Blue, a subscription set up by Musk that allows its owners, in addition to blue verification, to edit tweets, write longer messages and appear in the feed preferentially over other accounts that do not pay for it.
A few hours later, Musk announced that I would personally pay blue label maintenance monthly fee up to three people in particular, that they refused to pay: actor William Shatner, basketball player LeBron James and writer Stephen King.
via Reuters
Only 0.2% of netizens pay for Twitter Blue. In March, Twitter Blue had approx. 116,000 subscriptions confirmed online, up 138% from the previous month, according to Similarweb.
As for the yellow tag, which identifies the media and costs $1,000 a month, Twitter’s policy has been unsustainable, with some media in the United States allegedly agreeing to pay for it and distribute it (Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, ABC). News) while others do not (CNN, New York Times or Fox News).
The situation is similar in the international arena, where it is published by the media (El PaÃs, Le Monde or BBC News) and many others, including major news agencies such as Reuters, EFE, AFP or AP.
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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