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Wow that's terrible. How they can sort that before Christmas. Unfair on the staff to have late/random payments at any time of year, but Xmas makes it all the worse as people are buying presents
Four industry figures told the Financial Times that in recent weeks agencies have not little communication with Twitter's ads business team because so few staff were left following mass layoffs.
Twitter's ad systems have become bug-ridden, according to some media buyers, making it nearly impossible to launch campaigns.
"It is quite unique. The turmoil, the damage, nothing of this magnitude has happened before. Never," a big four advertising agency executive told the FT.
If he's not trolling (50/50) he's only just found out one of the things that is extremely common knowledge with anyone who pays attention to tech*, or has ever looked at putting something on one of the app stores...
Lol guess who just found out he's only getting $5.6 for each verified user
Next thing he'll be complaining that Visa/Mastercard put a "tax" on transactions.
lol good point.Or PayPal… and I think he had something to do with them.
Best thing he can do is simply get the platform sorted.
It's fairly obvious the stink around it from a lot of salty people and some genuine criticism (if the ad system is broken, that's inexcusable, so is getting content moderation correct) mean there is no reasonable expectation that it isn't going to have some short term pain at the very least, he needs to start delivering on the promises, show people how it's meant to work, and then go back after advertisers, and stop it becoming a long term pain.
Ultimately if people are literally peeing their pants at Trump being on the platform when he isn't even tweeting, then the business model needs to change, no one has to like Trump, but you have to allow both sides of any argument to civilly discuss things, if people want to tweet CT's (even Musk), then great, let them be shot down by the town square, I hugely enjoy seeing anyone getting called out and it's great watching them squirm, that is the best way of teaching people to be civil.
I don't know if it's possible to allow all political views to co-exist on the platform, does anyone know why Twitter was losing hundreds of $M's prior to musk taking over?
Ultimately if people are literally peeing their pants at Trump being on the platform when he isn't even tweeting, then the business model needs to change, no one has to like Trump, but you have to allow both sides of any argument to civilly discuss things, if people want to tweet CT's (even Musk), then great, let them be shot down by the town square, I hugely enjoy seeing anyone getting called out and it's great watching them squirm, that is the best way of teaching people to be civil
Wasn't the UK one of the first countries to send weapons to Ukraine?
Saying Putin was a genius was a dig at Biden not a compliment to Putin, I know nuance and subtext is complicated
If there is any truth in that, I suspect it'll be because of the removal of most of the content moderation people, and the fact that whilst Musk may be quite happy to risk the legal issues that come with removing most of the content moderation, Apple probably isn't, and could potentially in some jurisdictions be named in any legal action that comes because of it, as the app store does have published standards and requirements for what they'll allow, and actively police them/what they allow on the store thus removing a lot of the platform protections you'd normally see.He’s now saying Apple are threatening to take Twitter off App Store but won’t say why.