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Trumps Election Day YouTube takeover plan feels very other in 2020

In line with a document from Bloomberg, the Trump marketing campaign known as dibs on probably the most maximum prized advert area on-line within the days main as much as the 2020 U.S. election. Beginning in early November and proceeding onto Election Day itself, the marketing campaign will reportedly command YouTube’s masthead, the sp…
According to a report from Bloomberg, the Trump campaign called dibs on some of the most prized ad space online in the days leading up to the 2020 U.S. election. Starting in early November and continuing onto Election Day itself, the campaign will reportedly command YouTube’s masthead, the sp…

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