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Last weekend’s events have cast more doubt on just how much advertisers can truly trust Twitter, and its new leadership going forward.
July 07, 2023

Marketers remain frustrated by Twitter's rate limits as Meta's Threads tries to compete for users

Marketers find it difficult to believe Twitter can be a safe place for their ad dollars. Meanwhile, Meta is looking to take advantage of Twitter's problems with the launch of Threads.

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