Tag Archives: Twitter AKA X

After Elon Musk renamed his social media platform 'X," the Associated Press Stylebook advised we explain it was 'formerly known as Twitter.'

If you've entered your email to get a BlueSky invite to join that network, expect to wait a long time. Mine took several months!

I'd never even heard of Pebble before learning it had decided to cease its operations. I wasn't the only one, which was its problem.

X, the app formerly known as Twitter, will make users pay to use the service. But would you actually pay for X?

When you share links on X, formally known as Twitter, it used to display 'Twitter Cards.' But as of last week, X headlines are gone.

All X users, formerly Twitter users, will soon have to pay to use the platform, its owner Elon Musk said during a live-streamed event.

One of several critical features Threads users have been waiting for rolled out Thursday: There's now a web version of the platform.

For a while now, I've told you should make sure you own your own domain when you blog. Here's a recent example of why that's so important.

When you refer to that certain social platform these days, are you calling it Twitter or X? AP Style recently tackled that topic.

The latest development in the verification badge saga involves a new option that allows subscribers to hide X checkmarks.

Have you considered blogging on X but wished the character limit would allow long-form posts? A fix may be in the works.

Meta's new social platform Threads announced it would impose rate limits, but it's not doing it quite the same way Twitter added theirs.

Elon Musk put the little Twitter bird on the endangered species list, announcing he plans to retire the logo and the Twitter brand.

Meta's new social media platform could have a problem, a report suggests: Threads engagement time dropped by more than 50%.

After spending my first week on the new Threads platform and comparing it with other alternatives, here's my take on what I've seen.

Twitter's trouble seems only to grow. Over the weekend, it imposed new read limits on its users, a move it claims is temporary.