The tension that has been going on for years between Elon Musk and The New York Times has had a new output. It seems that Elon Musk had The New York Times’ blue tick badge removed just because he wanted to.
Especially since the day it bought Twitter, it has been at war with media organizations. Elon Muskmade another striking decision. We witnessed him getting into constant dogfights. The New York Times and Elon Musk, this time had a blue tick fight.
In the past weeks, Musk shared that as of April 1, the badge on accounts with blue ticks will be removed as long as there is no Twitter Blue membership. Although today is April 3, there is no change in the blue ticks in the Twitter world, The only victim was The New York Times, which has 55 million followers.
Removed the blue tick badge from The New York Times:
There is no reason why Twitter has only removed The New York Times’ blue tick at the moment. But what we’re looking for The rationale may not be very institutional.. After all, Twitter has now turned into a one-man company.
The post made by Elon Musk on April 2 clearly shows this situation:
“The biggest tragedy of the New York Times is that even their propaganda isn’t engaging. Plus, their streams are the equivalent of Twitter’s diarrhea. Unreadable. If they only published their best articles, they would have a lot more real followers. The same goes for all broadcasts.”
No statement has yet been made by Twitter or The New York Times on the subject. As additional information, The Washington Post, including The New York Times, and many giant broadcasters announced that they will not be subscribing to the package below.
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In the meantime, let’s also mention that Twitter does not remove the blue ticks and keeps the Blue subscribers together with the really approved accounts. So much so that when you click on the blue tick of any user, it is stated that a blue tick is given “because he is a Twitter Blue subscriber or a verified account”. Therefore, the Blue subscriber of the account is a is he fake Or you can’t tell if it’s really a verified account. (The account in the screenshot is indeed verified, you saw our fraud…)