How much do you know about Twitter's labeling of media organizations?

• Twitter has stopped labeling media organizations as "state-affiliated" and "government-funded."
• NPR recently quit the platform over how it was denoted.
• The social media platform nixed all labels for a number of media accounts it had tagged, including Russia's RT, Sputnik, and China's Xinhua.
• The policy page describing the labels disappeared from Twitter's website.
• Twitter removed blue checkmarks denoting verified accounts from scores of feeds earlier on Thursday.
• Twitter added "state-affiliated media" to NPR's official account at the beginning of April.
• NPR receives less than 1 percent of its $300 million annual budget from the federally funded Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
• Twitter also added the "government-funded" tag onto other outlets such as BBC, PBS, and CBC.
• Twitter changed the label from "state-affiliated" to "government-funded."
• NPR exited the platform, becoming the largest media organization to quit the site.

Think you're up-to-date on the latest Twitter news? Test your knowledge with this quiz on Twitter's recent changes to labeling media organizations as "state-affiliated" and "government-funded." From NPR's departure from the platform to the disappearance of policy pages, see how much you know about Twitter's latest updates. Keywords: Twitter, media organizations, state-affiliated, government-funded, labels, policy pages, NPR.