THE WHAT? L’Oréal has denied claims from a Financial Times report that it has suspended advertising spending on Twitter, according to a report by Reuters.
THE DETAILS The beauty giant was said to have ‘quietly quit’ the social media platform following news of Elon Musk’s US$44 million acquisition.
L’Oréal is said to be one of many brands that are reportedly nervous since Musk’s buy-out, with Twitter said to have made a push this week to reassure advertisers.
In an email seen by the Financial Times, Twitter reportedly asked brands to: “bear with us as we move through this transition”, adding that it had not changed its moderation policies and sought to be “warm and welcoming to all.”
THE WHY? A L’Oréal company spokesman has since denied the claims, stating to Reuters in an email, “L’Oréal did not make any decision to suspend advertising spending on Twitter.”
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