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Twitter Will Exempt 10,000 Most-Followed Companies and Organizations From $1,000 Monthly Verified-Status Charge: Report
Elon Musk-owned Twitter says that as of Saturday, April 1, it will begin removing legacy verified badges from individuals and organizations approved under the companys previous criteria. Going forward, only paying customers will be granted the verified check-marks, which are now blue for individuals, gold for brands and companies, and gray for governmental organizations.
Twitter says it will charge businesses and organizations $1,000 per month (in the U.S.), including nonprofits and governments, to retain their verified status. In addition, the company will levy a $50 monthly charge for each affiliate subaccount (i.e., employees, brands or divisions).
But apparently not all organizations will have to pay Musk for the privilege. Twitter will waive the $1,000 monthly fee for its 500 largest advertising clients and for the 10,000 most-followed brands, companies and organizations that have been previously verified, the New York Times reported, citing an internal Twitter document.
The most-followed companies, brands and organizations on Twitter include @Twitter itself, as well as YouTube, NASA, CNN, ESPN, the New York Times, the NBA and the BBCs breaking news account.
https://variety.com/2023/digital/news/twitter-business-monthly-verified-status-fee-exempt-1235569966/
Elon Musk-owned Twitter says that as of Saturday, April 1, it will begin removing legacy verified badges from individuals and organizations approved under the companys previous criteria. Going forward, only paying customers will be granted the verified check-marks, which are now blue for individuals, gold for brands and companies, and gray for governmental organizations.
Twitter says it will charge businesses and organizations $1,000 per month (in the U.S.), including nonprofits and governments, to retain their verified status. In addition, the company will levy a $50 monthly charge for each affiliate subaccount (i.e., employees, brands or divisions).
But apparently not all organizations will have to pay Musk for the privilege. Twitter will waive the $1,000 monthly fee for its 500 largest advertising clients and for the 10,000 most-followed brands, companies and organizations that have been previously verified, the New York Times reported, citing an internal Twitter document.
The most-followed companies, brands and organizations on Twitter include @Twitter itself, as well as YouTube, NASA, CNN, ESPN, the New York Times, the NBA and the BBCs breaking news account.
https://variety.com/2023/digital/news/twitter-business-monthly-verified-status-fee-exempt-1235569966/
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Twitter Will Exempt 10,000 Most-Followed Companies and Organizations From $1,000 Monthly Verified-St (Original Post)
demmiblue
Mar 2023
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dalton99a
(84,622 posts)1. Taxpayers should not give a dime to this extortionist
niyad
(120,376 posts)2. 1,000 per month?? What is that nutcase smoking??
zuul
(14,674 posts)3. A company following the illogical whims of its loony owner.
I find it hard to believe Twitter is still up and running given the rash of poor decisions by Elmo.
ret5hd
(21,320 posts)4. Well, even some here support Twitter.
Gotta keep that fix, ya know.