Everyone else has stickers, so why not Twitter? Making good on its promises last month that it would soon be launching a new way for users to decorate the photos they’re sharing across its network, ...

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Twitter quickly turned its recently launched Stickers feature into a money-spinner by allowing brands to purchase their own Promoted Stickers. Twitter hasn’t disclosed how much it charges for these ...

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“Millions of Tweets with photos are sent every day on Twitter, capturing the moments that the world is talking about,” said Leslie Berland, CMO at Twitter. “#Stickers give people a fun way to add ...

While stickers are cute, fun, and engaging for tech-addled millennials, they’re more than mere decoration. Twitter’s stickers have utility. They make searching for photos much, much easier. Twitter’s ...

Twitter made its stickers for photos available to everyone at the end of last month, and now the company has quickly followed that up with the launch of its first branded stickers. Twitter calls them ...

Twitter today announced some nice changes coming to Fleets, which are basically stories shown within the Twitter app for iPhone and Android. Starting today, users can now add GIFs and stickers to ...

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For its latest feature, Twitter is going to look a little more like Snapchat. The social media service revealed Monday it will soon roll out Stickers users can add to photos to give them a more ...

Twitter just rolled out stickers, a feature the company announced last month—one that peers like Facebook and Snapchat have made available for a while. Each sticker acts as a visual hashtag that you ...