(Bloomberg) -- Parler, the conservative social media platform whose traffic has surged amid a crackdown on inflammatory content by its rivals, sued Amazon.com Inc. for ending web-hosting service for ...

Everything you need to know about the campaign to archive Parler's content. Credit: Lorenzo Di Cola / NurPhoto via Getty Images If you ever posted content on the right-wing social media platform ...

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After more than a month offline, the social media platform Parler relaunched using a new web hosting service, the company announced on Monday. Parler, which has more than 20 million users and was ...

Social media platform Parler, which has gone dark after being cut off by major service providers that accused the app of failing to police violent content, may never get back online, said its CEO John ...

Parler CEO John Matze vowed that his now-banned social media platform will be back in the near future with an upper hand on competitors and slammed the "crazy" double standard between treatment of his ...

Parler probably isn't coming back any time soon. Ahead of the shutdown, Parler CEO John Matze said (via screenshot by author Don Winslow) that the service will "likely be down longer than expected," ...