Parler Social Media App Stock. President Donald Trump's campaign is "checking out" Parler, a conservative social media network designed to be a home for those banned on Twitter and Facebook, Politico reported. Parler, pronounced par-lay as the French word for "speak," has been home to banned right-wing activists like Gavin McInnes, Laura Loomer, and Milo Yiannopoulos, and now Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, and Trump campaign. Parler, a social media app that conservatives are flocking to for its free speech promises, will not be pushing ads on its central platform, but will instead be using influencers to bring in money. Tech & Science Social media Twitter Facebook App Social network Parler is pitched as a free speech-focused alternative to Facebook and Twitter—and it is increasingly being adopted by the far right.
The new social media outlet functions very similarly to Twitter, with one notable exception: it intends to provide a freedom-oriented platform that prides itself in not suppressing or censoring any users’ speech, regardless of political leanings. Since its founding in 2018, Parler’s user base has catapulted to more than 1 million people. The libertarian or conservative-leaning social media platform Parler is now offering $20,000 to any progressive pundit, commentator or writer willing to join Parler and engage in an open debate on.
Parler, a conservative app to rival Twitter and Facebook, bills itself as a bastion of free speech, in contrast to the perceived bias of Facebook and Twitter.
Parler provides a Commenting and Social News platform for digital publishers, influencers, bloggers, writers, politicians and social users to share news, opinions and content in real time. Additionally, we provide enterprise tools to enhance online blogs, media and websites with direct social integrations and monetization capabilities. Parler is an unbiased social media focused on real user experiences and engagement. Free expression without violence and no censorship. Parler never shares your personal data. Alternative social media platform Parler has added approximately 1 million users in the last week but is still not profitable, founder and CEO John Matze Jr. said Monday.. The app is approaching 2. Parler, a conservative app to rival Twitter and Facebook, bills itself as a bastion of free speech, in contrast to the perceived bias of Facebook and Twitter.
