Former US President Donald Trump’s media company has announced that it has started developing a platform to rival Netflix. The media company had previously developed a social media platform called Truth Social, which would be an alternative to Twitter. But Donald Trump has not been as active here as he was on Twitter before. Now, according to the information that has emerged, former US President Trump wants to take part in the content instead of being on the social media platform. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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The video streaming program, which will rival Netflix and Disney Plus, will take its name from the group in which it was developed. In other words, the name of the new video streaming platform will be TMGT+. Trump Media and Technology Group is already looking for a Content Development Manager and Content Acquisition Specialist for their newly developed service.
Company; He announced that he requested original unwritten content, miniseries tasks for the Content Development Manager. He also stated that he wanted content licensing and acquisition tasks for the Content Purchasing Specialist. Trump Media and Technology Group also made the following statement in the job posting:
“This is an exciting opportunity for someone to make their mark on a new and exciting SVOD platform.”
According to Forbes’ news, Trump wants to be in front of people at TMTG, the company he is responsible for, instead of publicly posting on Truth Social. In addition, it is estimated that the fact that Netflix made various projects with his predecessor, US President Barack Obama, did not please Donald Trump.
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