Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence firm xAI has acquired the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) in an all-stock deal valuing the platform at $33 billion. It is a strategic move that officially fuses two of Musk’s most high-profile ventures under a new holding entity, xAI Holdings Corp. The merger combines real-time social data with frontier […]
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As a response to U.S. ad revenue falling 60%, social media platform X (which used to be known as Twitter) has partnered with Google Display Network in the hope that it’ll recoup some of its lost income by boosting its advertising base. The Google partnership follows a decision taken to start selling ads through Indian
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In case you missed the news, Twitter is gone. X is now King. Elon Musk’s rebrand of Twitter to X has left many scratching their heads – and many in marketing watching with interest to see how X will build a brand identity and start to convince advertisers to spend the type of money Musk
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Is no platform safe from Meta’s army of clone technicians? Not content with copying TikTok’s recipe for success, Meta has told a ‘select group of creators’ that it will be launching a Twitter clone this year. The app will be stand-alone but will feature some integration with Instagram, TechCrunch revealed. It doesn’t have a name
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Elon Musk’s reign as head honcho of Twitter has been an interesting one. Barely a day goes by without some new grand announcement, often by the big man via his Twitter account, that sets off a whole new storm in a teacup. Musk has again taken to his pulpit to share his latest product vision
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There’s bad news for all those Instagram aficionados out there – engagement is down by 30%. A report by Rival IQ has illustrated how the engagement rate per post dropped from 0.98% in 2021 to 0.67% in 2022. However, the drop is not necessarily unique to Insta, with Twitter and Facebook also witnessing declining engagement
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