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Twitter pulls check mark from main New York Times account

Twitter has removed the verification check mark on the main account of The New York Times, one of CEO Elon Musk’s most despised news organizations

The Independent UK

New York Times loses Twitter ‘verified’ tick as Musk’s changes take effect

Twitter started removing its ‘legacy’ verification ticks from 1 April

The Independent UK

This crackdown on antisocial behaviour puts us at the mercy of curtain twitchers

Going after minor misdeeds will add to police workloads and likely fuel vigilantism

The Guardian - UK

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Catherine Lacey: ‘That constant nervous Twitter energy repels me’

The American novelist, whose latest work is a fake biography of an avant-garde artist, on growing up in Mississippi and why her fiction has ‘never actively involved cellphones or the internet’

The Guardian - UK

Twitter Makes Some of its Source Code Public

Twitter on Friday made public parts of the computer code that decides how the social media site recommends content, with its owner Elon Musk adding that the entirety of the code will be available in the next few weeks. The announcement will allow users and programmers a peek into its…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Panthers DL Shy Tuttle on paying for Twitter verification: Elon Musk can kiss it

New Panthers DL Shy Tuttle doesn't need no stinkin' Twitter badges.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Andrew Tate speaks of ‘absolute clarity of thought’ after move to house arrest

Social media influencer posts video about release from police custody in Romania after court ruling

The Guardian - UK

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Elon Musk's open source code is 'completely dishonest'

Twitter published parts of its algorithm, but many developers said the code paints an incomplete picture.

Fortune

Chrissy Teigen, Dionne Warwick and other celebrities react to losing the blue check on Twitter

The social media platform is set to get rid of legacy verified blue checkmarks on 1 April

The Independent UK

Elon Musk's 2018 tweet on Tesla union campaign violated labour laws, US court rules

A US appeals court rules Tesla CEO Elon Musk violated federal labour law by tweeting that employees of the electric vehicle maker would lose stock options if they joined a union.

ABC News

Douglass Mackey Convicted for Vote-by-Tweet Meme

Here's the E.D.N.Y. U.S. Attorney's Office press release: Douglass Mackey, also known as "Ricky Vaughn," was convicted today by a federal jury in Brooklyn of the charge of Conspiracy Against Rights stemming from his scheme to deprive individuals of their constitutional right to vote. The verdict followed a one-week trial…

Reason

I gave Twitter my all and soon I won't even have a Blue Check to show for it

April Fools Day will mark the end of legacy verified Twitter users' access to free blue checks

TechRadar

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes reacts to Twitter’s impending checkmark change

It doesn't look like #Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and many other NFL athletes will be paying to keep a verification checkmark on Twitter.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Marvel's Avengers gets its final update, unlocking all the cosmetics for everyone

It's a bittersweet moment for fans.

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The Independent UK

Andrew Tate timeline: From Big Brother assault scandal to human trafficking charges

The controversial influencer and his brother Tristan are facing an arrest warrant for sexual aggression in the UK

Daily Record

Andrew Tate and his brother released from jail in Romania after three months

The duo are now under house arrest.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pro athletes everywhere say they won’t pay the $8 for Twitter’s blue checkmarks

Patrick Mahomes joins LeBron James as more and more athletes are saying no to Twitter Blue.

Daily Mirror

LeBron James takes aim at Twitter owner Elon Musk over billionaire's plans

LeBron James momentarily took his eyes off the NBA playoff race to take aim at Elon Musk as Twitter moves ahead with removing checkmarks to push its paid subscription service

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LeBron James trolled himself over being notoriously cheap by saying he won’t play for Twitter checkmark

LeBron, like so many others, won't pay for a Twitter blue checkmark.

Axios

Scoop: White House won't pay for Twitter verification

The Biden administration won't reimburse staff who purchase Twitter Blue on their personal social media accounts.

The Independent UK

‘Mood’: Kari Lake shares AI image of Trump laughing at news of indictment

‘The danger of this is that it can lead to a loss of trust in visual media, making it more difficult to discern what is real and what is not,’ photographer says

Sports Illustrated

LeBron James Makes It Clear He Won’t Be Paying for Twitter

He blasted the idea of paying for a verification icon on Twitter

Fortune

Why does Elon Musk want you to game Twitter's algorithm?

The CEO's motives in opening up Twitter's secret code for ranking tweets are unclear, but you probably can expect some turbulence.

Sports Illustrated

Get Ready for Complete Anarchy Online This Weekend

Sports reporters face a challenge with Twitter’s blue check marks going away April 1.

The Independent UK

Don Jr shares tweet claiming Trump indictment is an effort to distract from Nashville school shooting

‘Funny how they all of a sudden care about victims of school shootings’

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