Twitter added a set of new features for users who pay for its $8 per month Blue subscription.
In addition to longer tweets, subscribers will have the option to use both bold and italic formatting, which the company says is part of its effort to improve the “writing and reading experience” on the platform.
Users who sign up for Twitter Blue will also be able to monetize their content—which will now include longer text posts and long-form videos—by charging their followers a subscription to access the content.he plans to do an ask-me-anything for subscribers “once every few weeks,” including occasional discussions on Twitter Spaces.
It's unclear if there is a timeline for Musk’s planned AMAs, although the billionaire responds to tweets from his followers nearly every day.The company’s announcement indicates monetization will only be accessible to people who pay for Twitter Blue. This is unlike other platforms like YouTube, TikTok or Substack, which do not charge a monthly subscription for this privilege and instead take a cut of the creator’s earnings—usually between 10-30% of a creator’s subscription earnings.
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