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Twitter Still Banning Journalists Who Refuse To Delete Certain Tweets - Vimarsana News

Twitter Still Banning Journalists Who Refuse To Delete Certain Tweets

The disputed tweets mention or link to Twitter account @ElonJet, which has tracked Musk’s private jet flights using publicly available information.

Whistleblower Files Complaint to Congress Over Twitter Suspending Journalists - Vimarsana News

Whistleblower Files Complaint to Congress Over Twitter Suspending Journalists

Twitter CEO Elon Musk said suspended accounts were reinstated, but at least 6 journalists remain locked out after refusing to delete tweets

Persistent Jack Sweeney brings back @ElonJet (but delayed) to Twitter - Vimarsana News

Persistent Jack Sweeney brings back @ElonJet (but delayed) to Twitter

Called @ElonJetNexDay, the account tracks the private jet of Musk, but with a 24-hour delay.

Whistleblower Files Complaint to Congress Over Twitter Suspending Journalists - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

Whistleblower Files Complaint to Congress Over Twitter Suspending Journalists - New Delhi Times

Nearly a week after Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk said that the accounts of suspended journalists would be reinstated, at least six remain blocked. Voice of America’s chief national correspondent, Steve Herman, is among them. Twitter suspended the accounts Dec. 15 over posts about another removed account — @Elonjet — which uses public data to…

Journalists who won't delete Musk tweets remain locked out of Twitter - Vimarsana News

Journalists who won't delete Musk tweets remain locked out of Twitter

Twitter has privately demanded that the suspended journalists delete the tweets that drew Musk's ire in the first place – a condition the reporters have refused to accept.