Google Alert - Twitter for Business

	Twitter for Business Daily update ⋅ June 6, 2017
	NEWS
	Apple's Business Chat takes on Twitter DMs for customer service messaging The Verge At WWDC 2017, Apple is set to announce Business Chat, a feature that looks to be a direct shot at customer service messaging platforms like ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook, Google and Twitter respond to calls to do more in wake of terror attacks The Independent The company said that it already implements the measures that Ms May is ... Twitter's UK head of public policy, Nick Pickles, said that the platform ... Flag as irrelevant
	Would you pay to use Twitter? A "strict paywall" may be the platform's only hope, analysts say Fast Company ... but some analysts are saying a subscription model might be Twitter's only chance at surviving as an attractive company (outside of being bought, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter hashtag helps victim fight famous scribe who sexually assaulted her Business Standard In late May 2017, the hashtag #FightTogetherWithShiori started to trend on Japanese Twitter. The hashtag was created in support of a woman, known ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump makes a point about gun control on Twitter Business Standard ... the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester. (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.). Flag as irrelevant
	Which politicians suffer the most abuse on Twitter? Wiltshire Business A Conservative has topped a list of Westminster politicians who faced the most hostility on Twitter. Researchers at the University of Central Lancashire ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter Reacts To Megyn Kelly's Interview With Vladimir Putin After Russian President Lashes Out International Business Times You created a sensation out of nothing," Putin said, according to the Business Insider report. "And out of this sensation, you turned it into a weapon of ... Flag as irrelevant
	'You don't know London': Brits mock New York Times on Twitter for saying UK is 'reeling' from terror ... International Business Times UK In the wake of the horrific terror attacks in London on Saturday (June 3), the New York Times said the latest attack targeted a nation "still reeling" from ... Flag as irrelevant

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