Twitter has updated its policies to allow licensed cannabis-related companies to run certain kinds of ads in states where the ads are legal.
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Twitter has updated its policies to allow licensed cannabis-related companies to run certain kinds of ads in states where the ads are legal.
It was a big day for BuzzFeed in regards to its television pursuits with the premiere of its Netflix docuseries and the announcement of a new Twitter-based show focused on TV reviews. On Thursday, BuzzFeed’s Follow This―a 20-part look into how the publication’s editorial team reports stories―became available for streaming on Netflix as one of the streaming service’s original programs. “We’re thrilled that Netflix saw the drama in the work of our journalism and the stories we tell,” BuzzFeed News Editor-in-Chief Ben Smith said earlier this year. Also on Thursday, BuzzFeed and Twitter announced a TV-review show dubbed #What2Watch at the Edinburgh Television Festival, Variety reported. It will be a live, weekly 40-minute show reviewing the latest television series and interviewing talent. It will be produced in the U.K. and debut later this year, though no official release date has been set.
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