Twitter has unveiled a new feature in order to help get its creators paid. The company started rolling out Tip Jars yesterday, writing in its blog that Twitter users already frequently share their PayPal or Venmo handles after a Tweet goes viral or they’re soliciting aid.
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Twitter Reopens Verification Program After Three-Year Pause, Will Add ‘About’ Tab To Profiles
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Twitter Will Now Enable Select Creators, Journalists, And Nonprofits To Accept Tips
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Twitter Purchases ‘Scroll’ As It Builds Subscription Product That Will Include Ad-Free Articles
Twitter today has announced its acquisition of Scroll, a service that partners with publishers to make their articles ad-free for a more seamless reading experience.
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Advertisers Can Now Buy Against Even More ‘Curated’ Content Categories On Twitter Amplify
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Twitter, Hoping To Increase Revenue, Will Add Patreon-Esque ‘Super Follows’ Feature
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Twitter Names Ged Tarpey Managing Director Of Global Media And Entertainment
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Twitter Acquires Team Behind Podcast App ‘Breaker’ For Development Of Audio-Only Chat Rooms
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Twitter To Sunset Periscope App In March After Years Of Declining Usage
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Twitter To Relaunch Account Verification In 2021
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Twitter, Facebook Plan For Post-Trump Era
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Twitter Names Jennifer Prince Global VP And Head Of Content Partnerships
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