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Trump Media pitched $100,000 monthly fee for 'fastest' feed of US president's posts, FT reports

The News

Trump Media & Technology Group reportedly pitched a subscription service offering the fastest access to the US president's social media posts for a monthly fee of $100,000. The Financial Times reported the pitch, and Reuters relayed the story. The move highlights an effort to monetize presidential content, though it is unclear whether the offer was accepted or implemented.

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Why it matters

The proposed fee is $100,000 per month for a faster feed of presidential posts.

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Key findings

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  • The proposed fee is $100,000 per month for a faster feed of presidential posts.
  • This represents a potential revenue stream for Trump Media.

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