Morning Update: when Trump tweets Clinton gets paid; Hearst UK CEO quits to start funding platform; Miller Lite brings back John Madden

Suzan Ryan

October 20, 2016 8:20

Ad Week: Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Just Created a Way to Make Money From Donald Trump’s Tweets

Donald Trump’s tweets from now until Election Day are about to start delivering money directly to Hillary Clinton’s campaign.

A new tool, Troll Trump, let’s supporters sign up to automatically donate 50 cents, $1, $3, $5, $10 or other amounts every time the Republican presidential nominee tweets.

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Suzan Ryan

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Anna Jones DetectToDefeat Hearst Hilary Clinton John Madden LeEco Miller Lite Pulitzer Trump Tweets

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