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Twitter's "free speech"-touting owner is using the service to fight his own battles with the press.

The BBC has asserted that it’s funded by the British public after Twitter labelled one of its accounts as “government-funded media”. This comes amid a similar row between the social media company and America’s NPR.

Designation added by Twitter to @BBC account is at odds with corporation’s public funding model and constitutional independence

The Twitter CEO also gave the BBC the label, and earlier this month he accused the NYT of "propaganda."