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Newsmax 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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Media Matters for America

Left

Newsmax invites GOP presidential candidates to pay to play

3 years ago

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The Desk

Center

Newsmax says it didn't ask Vivek Ramaswamy to pay for better coverage

Political commentary channel says it didn't demand the right-of-center candidate pay more money to increase visibility on its network.

3 years ago

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Vanity Fair

Left

Vivek Ramaswamy Says Newsmax Tried to Hustle Him for Advertising in Exchange for More Coverage: Report

The right-wing outlet denies the quid pro quo accusation.

3 years ago·United States

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Mediaite

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Newsmax Denies Report Alleging They Tried to Shake Down Vivek Ramaswamy By Offering Coverage for Cash

The Semafor story published Newsmax’s lengthy denial, but also made clear that Ramaswamy’s accusation is apparently indicative of a pattern at the network

3 years ago·United States

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