Media groups sue Trump over paid access to public social media posts
- Lawsuit claims Trump profits unfairly by charging up to $100,000 monthly for exclusive access to presidential posts.
- The publication The Intercept and the nonprofit Freedom of the Press Foundation have filed a federal lawsuit against United States President Donald Trump to block his social media service from selling advance access to his posts.
- Court filings on Wednesday argue that the subscription-based service would restrict access to matters of public interest.
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- Lawsuit claims Trump profits unfairly by charging up to $100,000 monthly for exclusive access to presidential posts.
- The publication The Intercept and the nonprofit Freedom of the Press Foundation have filed a federal lawsuit against United States President Donald Trump to block his social media service from selling advance access to his posts.
- Court filings on Wednesday argue that the subscription-based service would restrict access to matters of public interest.
Sources: Al Jazeera