Left-leaning outlet claims paid access gives unfair edge on official posts.
A left-leaning news organization asked a federal judge to bar President Trump and close associates from posting official government announcements on Truth Social. The request targets the platform while it sells faster access to the president’s market-moving social feed. The Intercept’s chief executive said the First Amendment does not have a paywall. The filing seeks an injunction that would stop the postings under those conditions.
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Left-leaning outlet claims paid access gives unfair edge on official posts.
A left-leaning news organization asked a federal judge to bar President Trump and close associates from posting official government announcements on Truth Social. The request targets the platform while it sells faster access to the president’s market-moving social feed. The Intercept’s chief executive said the First Amendment does not have a paywall. The filing seeks an injunction that would stop the postings under those conditions.
NOTUS@NOTUSreportsA left-leaning news organization asked a federal judge to bar President Trump and his close associates from posting official government announcements on Truth Social as long as it’s selling faster access to the president’s market-moving social feed.
NOTUS@NOTUSreportsA left-leaning news organization asked a federal judge to bar President Trump and his close associates from posting official government announcements on Truth Social as long as it’s selling faster access to the president’s market-moving social feed.
