The Metropolitan Transit Authority says it will post once more after Twitter promised reliability and backtracked on the $50,000/month price tag.
“verified gov or public owned services” to tweet out alerts, updates, and emergency notices at no cost.“The MTA informed Twitter senior management that it would not pay to provide the public with critical service information.
There were at least two instances of major disruption to the MTA’s Twitter account last month alone, on April 14 and 27, according toYet, on top of revoking its request for pay, Twitter apparently did enough to prove to the MTA that its platform would run smoother moving forward.
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