Spokesperson Kelsey Roemhildt on Thursday confirmed the move by the Minneapolis-based maker of food brands such as Cheerios and Annie's macaroni and cheese.
Advertisers are concerned about whether content moderation will remain as stringent under Musk — a self-described"free speech absolutist" — as it has been, and whether staying on Twitter might tarnish their brands. Last week, General Motors announced that it had temporarily paused its Twitter advertising while it works to"understand the direction of the platform." GM described the pause as a normal step it takes when a media platform undergoes significant change.
Some could evaluate their plans after Twitter's new"content moderation council" meets. Musk has said he will not reinstate any accounts or make major content decisions before it is convened. No date has been announced for that meeting.
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