An elite soccer player criticized Elon Musk as 'some crazy dude' after Twitter took away his blue checkmark
Riyad Mahrez and Aymeric Laporte celebrate winning the Premier League last year, and Elon Musk.Redeem nowThat included several of the English Premier League's elite soccer players, who hit back at Elon Musk.
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Elon Musk is personally paying for some celebs' Twitter Blue subsElon Musk is paying for a few of his favorite celebrities to stay on Twitter Blue, even after they dissed the new blue checks
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Elon Musk Pays for LeBron and Other Celebrities’ Twitter Blue ChecksMusk critic Stephen King and the rapper/actor Ice T—who notoriously tweeted “f*** that checkmark” last month—also seemed to have been given free Twitter Blue subscriptions.
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Elon Musk 'Personally' Paying for LeBron, Shatner, and King Twitter Blue ChecksAfter major public figures like LeBron James and Stephen King refused to pay for blue checks, Elon Musk admitted to footing their subscription bills — not that they asked
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Twitter users watch blue checks vanish for not paying Elon Musk $8Twitter users including Justin Bieber, Bill Gates, and Kim Kardashian are seeing their blue checkmarks disappear as Elon Musk charges $8 a month for verified accounts
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Opinion | Elon Musk Is Transforming Twitter, Not Killing ItFrom WSJopinion: Elon Musk is building Twitter into something better, bigger, safer and, above all, freer. Yet, media headlines claim the company is “dying,” writes denniskneale.
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Elon Musk's Twitter drops government-funded media labelsTwitter has removed labels describing global media organizations are government-funded or state-affiliated. The move came after the Elon Musk-owned platform stripped blue verification checkmarks from Twitter accounts that don’t pay a monthly fee. National Public Radio in the U.S. is among those no longer labeled government-affiliated media. NPR announced last week that it would stop using Twitter after its main account was labeled “state-affiliated media.” That term has also been used to identify media outlets controlled or heavily influenced by authoritarian governments, such as Russia and China. Twitter later changed the label to “government-funded media,” but NPR said it was still misleading.
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