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Looks like Twitter's revenue is going to take another hit.

Microsoft plans to drop Twitter support from its ad platform on April 25th.

Users of that platform won't be able to access or manage Twitter accounts

through that tool, and here's what that means.

Quoting Mashable.

The Microsoft Advertising feature previously allowed advertisers to manage their social media

accounts on various platforms in one place.

Users could respond to tweets and dums along with messages received on Facebook,

Instagram and LinkedIn.

While Microsoft Social Media Service was provided for free to

advertisers, it was prominently featured in Microsoft Advertising's

Digital Marketing Center dashboard. It worked alongside the platform's social and

search paid advertising tools which helped businesses

run and manage their paid ad campaigns on platforms like Google ads, Facebook and

Instagram, and Microsoft's search advertising. Companies that use Microsoft advertising will still be able to manage and create content for Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn through the platform just as they were able to before.

Microsoft made more than $12 billion in digital advertising revenue last year from

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