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Keep in mind that this doesn't apply to content in general, only to ads. Ads represent a financial investment in targeted content that's designed to sway specif

by _bxg1 7y ago

Keep in mind that this doesn't apply to content in general, only to ads. Ads represent a financial investment in targeted content that's designed to sway specific people's opinions. That's pretty much the definition of propaganda. I'm okay with even trustworthy news sources being prohibited from doing that.

mmanfrin 7y ago
No, it applies to content. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323322256_Media_Politics_A_Citizen's_Guide https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323322256_Media_Pol... e: My mistake, thought you were talking about my point, not about Twitter's policy.
- sambal 7y ago
  That link is pointing to a research paper on the intersection of media and politics, not Twitter’s advertising policy for state run media?
- PhasmaFelis 7y ago
  They meant that Twitter's new policy applies only to ads.