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Non-paying Twitter users to lose features due to Elon Musk's new rules

Twitter is set to scrap features for users who do not pay a monthly fee for a blue tick verification, according to new rules shared by billionaire owner Elon Musk. Users of the social media platform who want to remain verified can pay up to 11 US ...

28 Mar 2023 at 19:33

Food & Drink

9 fabulously festive ways to gift a boozy bottle

Whether it’s your best mate, older sister or hard-to-shop-for father-in-law, sometimes the best way to spoil someone special is to say it with a bottle. …Especially if you don’t mind foraging for their favourite go-to, wish to impress an ...

09 Nov 2023 at 07:30

Scotland

Scots moving away from paying for TV services – survey

Almost two-thirds of people who responded to a survey about TV subscriptions said they plan to cut back or cancel their services, it has been revealed. The new study, from research body ScotPulse, interviewed more than 1,000 adults ...

06 Sept 2022 at 11:38

Personal Finance

More than a third ‘have ditched at least one subscription as living costs rise’

The growth of the “subscription economy” has steadied as living costs squeeze household budgets and people return to pre-coronavirus pandemic routines, figures from a major payments provider have suggested. More than a third (36%) ...

07 Jul 2022 at 01:01

Personal Finance

Nearly a quarter of subscription holders ‘say current service is too expensive’

Four-fifths (79%) of people are signed up to at least one subscription, despite the pressure on household budgets, a new poll indicates. But more than half (51%) would be willing to cut their service in order to save money, and ...

18 Apr 2023 at 13:39

National News

Netflix announces price hike for Irish subscription packages

Netflix has announced it will be increasing the price of its subscription packages for new and existing customers in Ireland. The basic plan for Irish customers will increase by €1 and €2 for the Standard and Premium tiers, ...

10 Mar 2022 at 18:33

City

Amazon to increase price of Prime subscription for UK customers

Amazon is to hike the price of its Prime delivery and streaming service due to “increased inflation and operating costs”. The technology giant offers free unlimited delivery, entertainment streaming and live sport through ...

26 Jul 2022 at 01:01

National News

Non-paying Twitter users to lose features due to Elon Musk's new rules

28 Mar 2023 at 19:33

X begins charging new users to post as part of trial

X, the site formerly known as Twitter, has started to charge new users to post and reply to others on the platform as part of a new trial it says is to combat bot accounts. The scheme will see new users who sign up ...

18 Oct 2023 at 09:22

Twitter to scrap features for non-paying users in Elon Musk shake-up

28 Mar 2023 at 09:32

Competition watchdog welcomes Sony and Nintendo subscription changes

The UK’s competition regulator has said it welcomes changes being made to how Sony and Nintendo sell online gaming subscriptions following an investigation into the sector. The Competition and Markets ...

13 Apr 2022 at 14:55

Motoring News

Dacia pokes fun at other car firms with its subscription-free hot water bottles

Dacia is showing its opposition to other manufacturers offering subscription-based optional extras by handing out free hot water bottles to customers as ‘Heated Seat Saviours’. Manufacturers such as ...

25 Jan 2023 at 11:06

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