Former President Donald Trump is planning to return to social media with “his own platform,” his advisor said Sunday. And none of those fake news meanies will be invited. Neener neener neener.
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Twitter, Facebook, and a host of other privately-held companies have imposed bans on President Donald J. Trump, believing that his incendiary comments on January 6, 2021, helped fan the flames of outrage that resulted in an assault on the Capitol.
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新浪科技讯 5月2日上午消息，据台媒，鸿海董事长郭台铭美东时间1日傍晚进入白宫，外媒消息指郭台铭将与美国总统特朗普会面，会前郭并未透露是否会见到特朗普、以及会谈的内容。会后郭台铭于接受媒体访问时则表示
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President Trump and his top telecom regulator will announce plans today to unleash the largest-ever swath of radio frequencies in the U.S. and a $20 billion fund to help wireless companies to keep pace with global rivals — specifically China — in the 5G race.
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Mr. Warzel is an Opinion writer at large. Welcome to 2019, where it takes just 19 hours for a faked homemade video of Joe Biden to travel from the keyboard of a pseudonymous “memesmith” to the president of the United States.
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Facebook’s new Ad Library reveals Trump’s personal Fb Page has spent $10 million on Fb ads since May 2018
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Buried by news of the US federal shutdown ending was a government decision that has staggering implications for Uber and companies like it. On Jan.
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Why it matters: This morning, Trump went after Google for favoring left-leaning news over right-leaning publications.
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Much of Silicon Valley has been up in arms over Trump’s recent travel ban. Max Levchin, an entrepreneur and investor best known for helping found PayPal, had some pointed comments on the topic during an event hosted by FWD.us and his company, Affirm:
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// An outsider enters and disrupts an important space dominated by legacy players in spectacular form. Everyone doubts him. He spends less money more efficiently, leverages changing technology, communication tools, and even.. //
For all the discussion about the relationship between Trump and Silicon Valley over the last several weeks, there is a deep narrative similarity that I think has gone under-acknowledged.
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On the Friday after the US presidential election, Andrew Torba, CEO of Gab.ai, a social network favored by conservatives, was kicked out of Y Combinator, the influential Silicon Valley startup accelerator, for violating its harassment policy.
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While Apple isn’t the most active political player in the nation’s capital, the tech giant previously has backed both parties’ conventions. | Getty
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