Elon Musk has been granted more time by the Securities and Exchange Commission to respond to its lawsuit alleging he failed to disclose his ownership of Twitter stock in a timely manner in 2022. Musk ...

The post about sharing lore about yourself was made on April 1. It has since racked up over a billion views and countless ...

The company formerly known as Twitter has paid out nearly $20 million to creators, according to a post from X CEO Linda Yaccarino. The platform, now called X, began paying creators in July for a ...

X, formerly known as Twitter, has reduced the eligibility threshold for its ads revenue sharing program. Verified creators now need to have generated 5 million impressions in the previous three ...

Why it matters: Back in February, Elon Musk told social media users that Twitter (now known as X) would begin sharing reply-thread ad revenue with 'Blue' verified creators. This week, X made good ...

Elon Musk's X — the social media site formerly known (and still kind of called) Twitter — officially launched its ad revenue sharing program for creators this week.

Earlier this month, Twitter — which has since rebranded as X — began sharing ad revenue with verified creators in an attempt to retain top talent on its platform. Today, the company announced ...

Twitter will allow verified users with over 5 million impressions on their posts to receive a share of advertising revenue generated from ads displayed in their replies.

Twitter has decided to start sharing the ad revenues with verified creators on its platform.

Twitter Creator Ads Revenue Sharing: Key Factors Twitter owner Elon Musk noted the first payouts—which pay creators for the ads that appear in their reply threads—would be cumulative from when ...

Elon Musk is just throwing money at popular Twitter users now Musk promised a while ago Twitter would share ad revenue with creators. Now the company is actually doing it.

Twitter started paying high-profile users a share of ad revenue, with beneficiaries including Andrew Tate and brothers Ed and Brian Krassenstein.