Social media platform Parler is acquired, plots return in 2024
Right-of-center social media platform Parler is set to make a comeback after being acquired by a Texas based company.
Right-of-center social media platform Parler is set to make a comeback after being acquired by a Texas based company.
Parler has temporarily shut down after its parent company, Parlement Technologies, was sold to digital media firm Starboard this week.
Parlement Technologies has laid off most of its employees, including the majority of its executive staff, leaving the company with around 20 workers
Parler says Kaney West won’t buy the social media platform after all because of course this is how 2023 would end.
NewsNation employees are upset that Chris Cuomo interviewed rapper Kanye “Ye” West following the artist’s anti-Semitic remarks on social media.
Social media platform Parler says musician Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is acquiring the company.
Parler has quietly dropped its lawsuit against technology giant Amazon, largely resolving a two month-long legal battle between the two companies.
Social media posts help build cases and prevent crimes, but a blackout on mainstream and fringe platforms since the Capitol attack has caused serious headaches for police and prosecutors.
Parler’s CEO says the social media website will use algorithms to tackle problematic content when it comes back online.
Photographs of driver’s licenses are said to be among a trove of data compromised from the conservative-leaning social media website.