Twitter (TWTR) said Thursday it is banning advertisements on its platform from two Russian media firms, Russia Today and Sputnik, citing an internal investigation and findings by intelligence ...

Russian propaganda operations RT and Sputnik can no longer pay to promote their state-sponsored alternative facts on Twitter, the company announced Thursday. The move marks Twitter’s first blanket ...

WASHINGTON — Twitter announced today that it will ban advertising from RT and Sputnik, two news organizations owned by the Russian government that U.S. intelligence officials have linked to the ...

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Twitter has announced that it is banning advertisements from Russia-based media outlets RT and Sputnik. The move comes in response to US intelligence findings that the groups sought to spread ...

Russia's President Vladimir Putin presents flowers to editor-in-chief of Russian broadcaster RT Margarita Simonyan after awarding her with the "Order of Alexander Nevsky" during a ceremony at the ...

Twitter on Thursday banned two Russian state-run websites from advertising on its platform, citing their alleged spread of "fake news" and involvement in Russia's meddling in last year's presidential ...

News outlet RT has registered as an agent of a foreign government in America, after years of accusations that it was a propaganda arm of the Russian government. So what is RT and why has it become the ...

Twitter announced on Thursday that it was immediately banning all ads on the service from the Russian news agencies RT and Sputnik. The policy change comes one week before Twitter representatives are ...

Twitter said it will reject all advertising from two Russian media organizations — Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik — following its investigation into Russia-led efforts to interfere with the 2016 U.S.

Twitter disclosed to congressional investigators last month that RT, formerly known as Russia Today, paid for $274,100 in ads on its platform in 2016. | Getty Twitter said Thursday it’s dropping all ...