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Twitter website replaces bird logo with X
Owner Elon Musk and the company’s CEO had revealed the new logo Sunday, saying the company would be renamed X and move later into payments, banking and commerce.
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Twitter to limit TweetDeck to ‘verified’ users
The social media firm, bought by billionaire Elon Musk last year, has been thrashing around for ways to make a profit, cutting staff and ramping up its paid-for subscriptions.
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Uthibitishaji wa kulipia wa Facebook na Instagram umeanza nchini Uingereza
Sawa na Twitter Blue ya Elon Musk, huduma hiyo inawapa watumiaji wa Facebook na Instagram tiki ya bluu kutoka £9.99 kwa mwezi.
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Twitter’s blue ticks start vanishing
He offered instead to sell the blue badge to anyone who would pay $8 a month, in a move he said last year would “democratize journalism & empower the voice of the people.”
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Here is what you get with Twitter’s new Ksh.10K annual subscription
But what exactly does one get for forking out such amounts of money to access the originally-free platform?
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Aliyekuwa Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Twitter Jack Dorsey azuru Kenya, angoza uwekezaji wa milioni Ksh 245
Ziara ya Dorsey Nairobi inafuatia kuonekana huko Accra, Ghana, ambako alihudhuria Mkutano wa 2022 wa Bitcoin ambao ulifanyika kuanzia Desemba 5 – Desemba 7
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Elon Musk announces gold, gray and blue badges for Twitter accounts
“Gold check for companies, grey check for government, blue for individuals (celebrity or not) and all verified accounts will be manually authenticated before check activates.”
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Elon Musk takes control of Twitter, fires executives
Elon Musk took control of Twitter in a deal that puts one of the leading platforms for global discourse in the hands of the world’s richest man
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Musk and Twitter: Volatile liaison ends up in court
Rather than amicably parting ways, Musk launched a hostile takeover bid for the company, offering $54.20 a share, an April 13 filing showed.
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Nigeria’s Twitter ban termed unlawful: West African court
Abuja lifted the suspension after talks with Twitter representatives but laid down conditions, including Twitter registering its operations in Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy.
