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Twitter's new CEO, Elon Musk, defended his plan to start charging a monthly fee for the valued Checkmark icon that most politicians and celebrities have to identify that it is the real person.
On Monday, Steven King commented on Musk's idea on charging $20.00 a month to keep the blue checkmark next to his name.
King: “$20 a month to keep my blue check?”
Musk: "We need to pay the bills somehow! ... How about $8?"
The back and forth exchange went viral with comments from followers of King and Musk chiming in.
Elon Musk is proposing that Twitter users begin paying for the valuable checkmark as a way to help "pay the bills."
Stay tuned. We here at CompuScoop have a feeling this will not be the only celebrity complaint.
Early Wednesday, Amazon announced it's giving access to 100 Million ad-free songs and Podcasts to its Prime Members at no additional cost, starting immediately. This could be directly targeted at Apple's iTunes, which one has to pay a monthly fee for the same feature.
According to the information on the web site:
Amazon Music is introducing new features and ad-free content to enhance the listening experience for Prime members with Amazon Music—including access to a full catalog of music available in shuffle mode, the most top podcasts available ad-free, and features that make it easier to find new music and shows. Keep reading for a list of updates, available now at no additional cost to a Prime membership.
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