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Why is Trump Media selling early access to Trump's Truth Social posts?

Why is Trump Media selling early access to Trump's Truth Social posts?
BBC Business Tuesday 04 August 2026, 00:17 UTC 1 min read
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The service reportedly costs up to $100,000 (£74,170) per month and offers access to posts from influential accounts milliseconds before they appear online.

The service reportedly costs up to $100,000 (£74,170) per month and offers access to posts from influential accounts milliseconds before they appear online.
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