Can Twitter sink any lower?
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Twitter CEO Elon Musk is cutting some substantial checks in a bid to keep popular personalities — including an accused sex trafficker — on the social media platform amid millions of disillusioned usersthat he would share ad revenue with Twitter "creators" — though only ones subscribed to Twitter Blue — who generate a considerable amount of traffic for the website, a scheme reminiscent of YouTube's Partner Program.
"Starting today, Twitter will share ad revenue with creators for ads that appear in their reply threads," MuskOf course, such a feature didn't actually materialize as an increasingly distracted Musk turned his attention toBut now, almost half a year later, the mercurial CEO has seemingly made good on his promise, notifying a who's-who of Twitter users that they're getting big payouts.
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