Brian Stelter has long relied on the little blue check marks as key to reporting when news breaks. The former CNN anchor would scan Twitter for accurate information from verified accounts about a ...

If you’ve lost your blue check mark on Twitter, it’s not a mistake; you’re not alone. The social media company has started its legacy verification program. The iconic blue verification badge was ...

What do Twitter’s blue check marks signify? After this weekend, it’s increasingly difficult to figure out. On Thursday, Elon Musk’s Twitter finally followed through on its plan to remove blue ...

The rollout of Twitter's paid blue check mark, which now costs $8 a month after previously being free, could become a case study in business schools across the globe, with some users calling it a ...

Once a coveted status symbol, Twitter’s verification badge — which can be purchased for a monthly fee — is no longer fashionable, according to some users. By Callie Holtermann and Lora Kelley ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Twitter Blue is back — and back in gold. On Monday, the company started a new way for business users to become verified with a gold check ...

The update has prompted misinformation concerns. Starting April 1, Twitter users who don’t subscribe to Twitter Blue are going to have to say goodbye to their blue check marks. Recent changes ...

The Twitter Blue Checkmark is seen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on 21 September, 2022. Twitter management has announced the introduction of a new verification label to replace the blue ...

On X — the social network formerly called Twitter — about 74% of the most-viral posts promoting misinformation about the Israel-Hamas war in the first week of the conflict were shared by verified blue ...

Have you paid Elon Musk for an $8-per-month subscription to Twitter Blue (now called X Blue, under Musk’s rebranding effort) but are embarrassed to advertise the fact? X now lets subscribers to the ...

Elon Musk, Twitter’s owner, is changing the platform’s longstanding practice of verifying accounts. That has implications for a range of users. By Brian X. Chen and Ryan Mac Brian X. Chen is the ...