Twitter Blue Tick Subscription: Twitter has now started strictly implementing its blue tick subscription policy. Those Blue Tick users who are not taking the plan, it is being removed from their account. In this episode, this company owned by Elon Musk has published ‘The New York Times’ Removed the verified blue tick from the main profile of This has been done for not paying for Blue Tick.
Regarding this, the New York Times said that it would not pay for a verified commercial account. He will subscribe to Blue Tick only for those journalists who find it necessary for their reporting needs. On removing the blue tick, Elon Musk tweeted- ‘@NYTimes The real tragedy of the New York Times is that their propaganda is not interesting.’
Time given for payment
Tell that Twitter owner Elon Musk has given ‘Blue Tick’ A new rule was made for Under this, users have to pay till April 1 to maintain it. Under this, in case of non-payment for the service, the ‘Blue Tick’ Will be removed. ‘The New York Times’ said on March 30 that it would not pay Twitter to verify its institutional accounts.
Musk bought Twitter last year
On Sunday (April 2), the New York Times wrote on Twitter, “Now the company does not have any verified badges and blue ticks.” Both these things have been taken from Twitter. Not only this, the company has not changed it even with the gold tick. Let us tell you that Elon Musk had bought the microblogging platform Twitter last year and got ownership rights on it.
New York Times denies payment
The New York Times said it will not pay for a verified business account and will only offer Blue Tick subscriptions to journalists who find it necessary for their reporting needs. As of Sunday, the organization’s main account with nearly 55 million followers had lost its gold checkmark, though the tick has been retained for affiliated accounts.
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