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Is this when we now start to wonder what will count as a political ad? Social movements that have a political connection / associated with a particular party or candidate?
This is going to be s can of worms.
Is this when we now start to wonder what will count as a political ad? Social movements that have a political connection / associated with a particular party or candidate?
Still, I think they're now in a better spot than Facebook.
Is this when we now start to wonder what will count as a political ad? Social movements that have a political connection / associated with a particular party or candidate?
If the thing/person being promoted can be voted on/in, it's a political ad.
Is this when we now start to wonder what will count as a political ad? Social movements that have a political connection / associated with a particular party or candidate?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21380985
A user who works in digital advertising said they do the following:
> You don't take money from clients who are representing/selling anything other than goods or services. You evaluate creative & landing pages for each and every campaign. It's extremely simple.
Seems like a mostly good solution. I guess you could still sell political services and goods though? Not sure how you would draw the line at that point, all goods and services can be argued to be political.
We don't let blatantly false ads run on TV. Why is it so hard for Facebook or Twitter to do the same thing?
Did you cut the cable years ago? I think perhaps you've forgotten how bad some political ads on TV are.
This makes sense.. though I'm not sure it will do much in practice to improve political discourse. The combination of politicians having twitter accounts and twitter's content recommendation engine promoting politician's tweets make me think the perceived effect to the end user (twitter showing people messages from politicians or their supporters) will remain more or less the same. But because twitter isn't taking mo…