Elon Musk has never failed to do something to remain in the news. This has increased ten folds after he took over Twitter earlier this month. After the acquisition, Musk has been firing employees, introducing new policies, and unbanning controversial people on the platform.
Recently, CBS News halted posting on Twitter over “uncertainty” around the platform. However, after some examination, they resumed posting once the weekend was over. The Tesla CEO has shared a meme to take a dig at the news channel over this entire ordeal.
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Elon Musk Takes A Dig At CBS News
Chaos has ensued ever since Musk took over Twitter. He has been firing employees (amid mass resignations) and introducing new policies. Advertisers are also backing out because of all this.
CBS News returned to posting on Twitter recently after they stopped briefly over “uncertainty” around the platform. The South African billionaire has taken a dig at the new channel over this.
Our love will never die pic.twitter.com/y5SldfAAt0
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 21, 2022
Musk took to Twitter to share a screenshot from ‘Brokeback Mountain‘, where he’s put his face and Twitter’s logo on Jake Gyllenhaal’s character while CBS News is Heath Ledger’s character.
The meme, which he captioned “Our love will never die“, has the news asking Musk, “Why can’t I quit you?” It has been widely shared by netizens.
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CBS News Had Halted Its Twitter Posting
CBS News and its owned and operated local stations temporarily suspended activity on the social media platform last week. In a statement, the company clarified the reason for it.
“In light of the uncertainty around Twitter and out of an abundance of caution, @cbsnews is temporarily pausing its activity on the social media platform as it continues to monitor the situation. We are hopeful that we will resume activity very soon,” it said.
However, on Sunday, the company returned to posting on Twitter in the morning. The CBS New PR account tweeted, “After pausing for much of the weekend to assess the security concerns, CBS News and Stations is resuming its activity on Twitter as we continue to monitor the situation.”
This move comes amid mass resignations, with Musk laying off nearly half of the employees and unbanning Donald Trump, and Andrew Tate among others.
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