Truth Social vs. Open Source

Donald Trump’s recent venture into special purpose acquisition companies may have fallen afoul of securities laws, according to the New York Times.

Truth will have to provide its source code to use Mastodon.

The former president’s social media service is already off to a rocky, shady start.

The new platform, which Trump has touted as a way to "stand up to the tyranny of Big Tech," is expected to launch next month.

The deal that created Donald Trump's new social media company may have "skirted" federal law by neglecting to tell investors the recipient of its investment is the disgraced former president and by having a merger planned before its initial public offering."Mr. Trump — largely shut out of the mainst...

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In right-wing media, former President Donald Trump's Truth Social has been hyped as the conservative social media platform that would be a counterbalance to the "liberal bias" of Twitter and Facebook (neither of which, truth be told, have a bias for anything other than turning huge profits). But San...

Mastodon said it sent a formal letter to 'Truth Social' after media reports found the site was using Mastodon's codebase while not respecting a part of its software license.

TRUTH Social might not even launch.

The former president began discussing a deal with a ‘blank check’ company early this year. Investors weren’t told.

Mastodon's lawyers sent a letter warning the company that it had 30 days to comply with the license agreement.

Mastodon, which is a free, open-source alternative to social media platforms, has sent a notice to Trump Media and Technology Group to comply with licensing norms