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I love it. Leaves him venerable to the FCC though. However he could invest heavily into a startup competitor. Something like Bright Bart + Twitter, then dele
by ghostbrainalpha 9y ago
I love it. Leaves him venerable to the FCC though.
However he could invest heavily into a startup competitor. Something like Bright Bart + Twitter, then delete his account and move his Tweets onto a platform his base would support and that he owns a significant percentage of.
They could either continue to develop this Alt-Right Twitter, or sell quickly back to Twitter, and no FCC regulations would have been violated.