Twitter's response (kind of): >Asked to respond, a Twitter spokesperson said via email that the company would not comment “on our private conversations with an

Twitter's response (kind of): >Asked to respond, a Twitter spokesperson said via email that the company would not comment “on our private conversations with any advertiser, even a former advertiser.” A source familiar with the company’s dealings with RT said: “These kinds of conversations are industry standard pitching for any potential advertiser. It’s the job of any ad sales team to aggressively recruit and retain clients, and sometimes they use strong language in order to do so.” The spokesperson also noted that only “a very small slice” of Twitter’s communications with RT was being shown, adding that the Russian network’s “motivations may not be full transparency of our advertising relationship.” https://www.yahoo.com/news/twitter-cracks-ads-russian-news-sites-rt-sputnik-193434032.html https://www.yahoo.com/news/twitter-cracks-ads-russian-news-s...