Twitter launches subscription tier Twitter Blue
Twitter has launched $2.99-per-month subscription tier Twitter Blue in the US, offering features including an undo button, ad-free news stories and a personalised Top Articles feed.
Twitter has launched $2.99-per-month subscription tier Twitter Blue in the US, offering features including an undo button, ad-free news stories and a personalised Top Articles feed.
Instagram has added a subscriptions option to its App Store listing in the US, bolstering speculation that it is to introduce direct monetisation for creators.
Fox, the Murdoch-owned US broadcaster, plans to increase its investment in blockchain technology by introducing more NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and digital collectibles for its shows and franchises.
Newsquest has announced the appointment of Tim Lethaby as Editor of its Somerset titles.
Facebook has announced a series of updates for Facebook Groups at its Communities Summit event, including subscription-based subgroups and real-time chat for moderators.
The Scotsman, Edinburgh Evening News and Scotland on Sunday are moving to new office space in a central Edinburgh location, it was revealed in a staff meeting on Friday afternoon.
EU member states have decided to make the European Commission the sole enforcer of the Digital Markets Act, thereby limiting the role played by national antitrust watchdogs.
George Clooney has penned an open letter to the Daily Mail and other newspapers, calling upon them to “refrain” from publishing pictures of his children.
Instagram, the photo-sharing social media network owned by Facebook, has decided to return post previews to Twitter.
impact.com, a partnership management platform, has announced that HubSpot veteran Kim Walsh has joined the company as Chief Growth Officer.
Collingwood Advisory has appointed Debra Chipman as Vice President, North America, strengthening its team of entrepreneurs and strategic advisers.
NationalWorld, part of JPIMedia, has carried out an exclusive in-depth analysis of the Register of Members’ Financial Interests dating back to the start of 2020.
The Rothermere family are close to taking the publisher of the Daily Mail private in a deal that would end almost 90 years of the company being listed on the stock exchange.
Apple charges 30% on in-app transactions, but Facebook says it has found a way for creators to circumvent this “tax”.
News Corp has had the most profitable first-quarter revenue since 2013, with revenue up 18% year-on-year at $2.5bn and net profit up to $267m from $47m.
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