Tons Of Big Advertisers Are Bailing On Twitter As Hate Runs Rampant
A new report claims that more than a third of Twitter’s biggest advertisers have now pulled their ads from the platform | Techdirt
A new report claims that more than a third of Twitter’s biggest advertisers have now pulled their ads from the platform | Techdirt
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