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June 3, 2021
Well, Twitter has decided: $4.49 per month. Being able to "undo" a tweet is one of three new functions available on Twitter Blue, a paid subscription service launched today by the social media heavyweight. With Undo Tweet, users can set a customisable timer of up to 30 seconds to click Undo before the tweet, reply, or thread posts to their timeline. (Supplied) As reported by 9news.com.au two weeks ago, Twitter was planning a subscriber-based model, and Twitter Blue has now been rolled out in tw...
June 3, 2021
Twitter Launches Subscription Service That Will Allow Users to Undo Tweets Twitter just announced the launch of its Twitter Blue product, a new subscription service with extra perks for avid users that is rolling out today in Australia and Canada ahead of a wider launch. A paid subscription level for Twitter has been in the works for many months, with the company confirming that this was happening last July. Last month, app sleuth Jane Manchun Wong posted a few details, including the name Twitt...
June 3, 2021
Skip to main content Currently Reading Twitter Blue is the sites new paid subscription. Heres what you get and how much it costs. FacebookTwitterEmail The Twitter logo is seen on a sign at the companys headquarters in San Francisco.Josh Edelson/AFP/Getty Images Depending on your feelings about social media, Twitter may be the last thing in the world that you would want to pay for, but today the service unveiled a long-awaited paid subscription option with a few bonus features. Its called Twitte...
June 3, 2021
Twitter Launches Its First Paid Subscription Service Twitters new Blue service will initially be available in Canada and Australia, and includes a function that gives users up to 30 seconds to revise Tweets before they go live. Author: Twitter ( TWTR) - Get Report shares rose Thursday after the social media platform announced the beginning of its first paid subscription service. “Starting today, we will be rolling out our first iteration of Twitter Blue in Australia and Canada,” the comp...
June 3, 2021
Twitter's paid subsription service, Twitter Blue, is now available in Canada and Australia. Are the premium features worth the cost?
June 3, 2021
Twitter debuts subscriptions to ‘super users’ Kurt Wagner and Naomi Nix Bloomberg View Comments Twitter unveiled its long-awaited subscription service Thursday, offering paying customers exclusive features for rescinding tweets and organizing posts as part of a push to ease the social network’s dependence on advertising revenue. Dubbed Twitter Blue, the product will cost $2.99 a month for access to tools including the ability to “undo”a post before it goes out publicly, organize book...
June 3, 2021
Twitter, the beloved bird app that has given us cursed content for the price of zero dollars every day since 2006 is officially getting a premium service – Twitter Blue. Launching today, Twitter Blue is the app’s fancy paid service that I imagine is the equivalent of Tinder Gold for people who spend too much time tweeting their stupid thoughts (see: me). But if you’re already spending an unhealthy amount of time on the cursed bird app, you might wonder what a paid service would actually o...
June 3, 2021
Twitter Blue will cost $2.99 a month for access to tools including the ability to rescind tweets, organize posts and easily read long threads.
June 3, 2021
The social media giant will now allow users to pay a monthly subscription fee to gain access to exclusive features.
June 3, 2021
Some features include the Undo option, Bookmark Folders and dedicated customer support. A subscription service will help the company diversify its over reliance on advertising revenues. Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) announced today that has launched a paid subscription service called Twitter Blue initially in Canada and Australia for $3.49 and $4.49, respectively, in local currencies per month. In a phone interview with BNN Bloomberg, Paul Burns, managing director of Twitter Canada, said: Are you l...