Donald Trump’s planned digital-media venture could quickly become a serious competitor in a crowded field of right-leaning sites and social networks, thanks to the former president’s prominence and online following
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Mr. Trump’s new venture will vie for attention with a bevy of websites and news channels that cater to conservative audiences, includingFox News cable channel, Newsmax TV, the Daily Wire website and the Blaze, a media company started by the conservative media figure Glenn Beck. Fox Corp.
Neil Patel, founder and publisher of conservative site the Daily Caller, said that Mr. Trump’s endorsement of the new venture would give it an initial advantage over some of its competitors in the conservative media sector. Some content will still be off-limits on Truth Social, including posts that the company believes “disparage, tarnish, or otherwise harm” Truth Social or Trump Media & Technology Group, according to the company’s terms of service.
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