"as traffic to the site has declined"
"X's advertising revenue has plunged"
are these statements that can be made without citation?
"X's advertising revenue has plunged"
are these statements that can be made without citation?
In July, Mr Musk said ad revenues had dropped by 50%. [2]
Situation today is likely far worse. Also, Fidelity has rated the value of its investment in Twitter/X as -72%.
[1] https://au.pcmag.com/social-media/102174/twitter-traffic-on-...
[2] https://www.afr.com/companies/media-and-marketing/elon-musk-...
Common sense is not a good source for website and app analytics.
both statements have been widely reported
TBH, I don't need a citation for every fact, but I'd like a little more for things where they cannot be directly observed.
And I'd like a lot less news laundering, but that's a whole different subject at this point.
It would be cool if news articles had citations linking to previous reporting but I realize that's expecting too much.