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Twitter has delayed the roll out of its much-anticipated Blue subscription service with verification tag for $8 after the US midterm elections on Tuesday, the media reported.
The company « made the decision to move the launch of this release to November 9, after the election », according to a report from The New York Times, citing an internal memo.
Musk initially wanted employees to roll out Blue with verification by November 7 « and threatened to fire them if they didn’t meet this deadline ».
The new Twitter Blue service comes with fewer ads, search priority, an ability to post longer videos, and a blue badge.
