US EditionNewsmax Denies Report They Offered Vivek Ramaswamy More Air Time for Ad Buys
- Newsmax is denying a report that claimed entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy was offered more air time on their network in exchange for increased advertising purchases.
- The report suggested that Ramaswamy complained to Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy about not being given prime time guest appearances, with Ruddy allegedly suggesting buying more ad space.
- Newsmax spokesperson Bill Daddi stated that there is no correlation between advertising and editorial visibility for any candidate on Newsmax, but advertising is a common way for candidates to reach their audience on any network.
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Newsmax Told Ramaswamy To Pay For More Coverage
Semafor reports: If Vivek Ramaswamy wants to appear on Newsmax, he should pay to do it. That was the message that network chief Chris Ruddy delivered to the Republican presidential candidate during a private call earlier this summer, according to two people to whom the candidate described the conversation. Ramaswamy had complained that the right-leaning …
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