Elon Musk has hit back at fleeing advertisers with a bad-humoured, profanity-laden tirade whilst speaking at an event this week.
X/Twitter to lose £millions in ad revenue as UK government pulls advertising budget
IBM, Disney and now reportedly the UK government have stopped advertising on Twitter, formerly known as X, in a fresh blow for Elon Musk.
Data: Social media reveals UK’s favourite 2023 Christmas ad – and it’s not John Lewis
Almost all of the 2023 Christmas campaigns have received a better online reaction than John Lewis, according to data from Sprout Social.
X/Twitter CEO travels to London in desperate bid to woo advertisers
The chief executive of X, formerly known as Twitter, Linda Yaccarino has reportedly set in motion a charm offensive in a bid to win back advertisers.
X/Twitter is reportedly trialling unblockable clickbait-style ads as decline under Musk continues
Users of Elon Musk’s X have reportedly been seeing a new ad format emerging that can be neither reported, nor blocked.
X places Amazon and Samsung ads directly on white supremacist accounts
X has yet again landed itself in hot water with advertisers after ads place by major brands have to been placed on a white supremacist page.
Will the erratic Musk ever be able to lift X out of its advertising doldrums?
MB asks industry experts for their take on the never-ending X/Twitter saga and whether Musk will ever stem the mass exodus of advertisers
91% of X/Twitter users not interested in paying subscription fee
In a blow to Musk’s plans, YouGov has found that an overwhelming 91% of regular X users would not be interest in paying a subscription fee.
Elon Musk’s X sued by marketing agency for trademark infringement
Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has been hit with a trademark lawsuit from a Florida-based marketing agency – X Social Media.
WhatsApp boss denies claims platform will introduce adverts
Head of WhatsApp at Meta, Will Cathcart has taken to social media to deny reports that the messaging app will start to introduce adverts.