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Twitter makes most of its ad revenue from big brands. What does that mean for the company?

Twitter makes most of its ad revenue from big brands. What does that mean for the company? Watch the full video here: https://t.co/5chIduHWki pic.twitter.com/Td1GwVCffY

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