Elon Musk may own X, formerly Twitter, but that didn’t stop many of the social media platform’s users from giving him the business on Tuesday. What did the Tesla mogul do to deserve the snark? Well, ...

Internet fads tend to have a distinct life cycle. First, the embrace by early adopters and tastemakers, particularly the young. Next, an explosion of popularity leading to inescapable ubiquity.

Elon Musk, CEO of X (formerly Twitter), denounced the use of hashtags on the platform, calling them unnecessary and aesthetically unpleasing. Musk’s post came in response to a discussion sparked by an ...

Twitter is allegedly testing to remove Hashtags on the platform, and this decision is to focus on paid links and branded content to get a highlight for different businesses and partner companies. This ...

Twitter (now X) and hashtags are inseparable. But for most marketers, hashtag strategy remains stuck in a 2015 mindset: stuff your tweet with trending tags and hope for the best. That approach doesn’t ...

A few weeks ago a minor sensation was caused when WYSIWYG website creation startup Squarespace started offering vouchers for iPhones in a draw for people who mentioned #squarespace in their tweets.

Hashtags are everywhere these days. But when it comes to Twitter, they’re an essential part of how the social network functions. However, it seems that Twitter has been considering changing how users ...