Twitter's Paid Subscribers Can Now Tweet Up to 10,000 Characters with Twitter Blue.
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Twitter Blue subscribers will now be able to publish posts up to 10,000 characters long with bolded and italicized text. The update is the latest change under CEO Elon Musk, who bought the company for $44 billion in October. Twitter Blue costs $8 a month and offers other exclusive features for users, including the ability to edit tweets. The platform also announced a revamp of its monetized subscription tool, now called "Subscriptions," which lets users make money off of content from subscribers.
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- Twitter increases paid users’ tweet limit to 10,000 characters Engadget
- Twitter Blue now selling bold and italics; longer tweets and videos 9to5Mac
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