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Political advertising has special treatment among TV stations, so there is some precedent for not fact-checking political advertisement: https://www.thebalancec
by chillacy 7y ago
Political advertising has special treatment among TV stations, so there is some precedent for not fact-checking political advertisement: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/should-tv-stations-ban-false-political-ads-3956480 https://www.thebalancecareers.com/should-tv-stations-ban-fal...
- cat199 7y agoOstensibly (not a lawyer) given the sensationalist false headline and the direct attack on his own business rather than just being 'politics', this could potentially be cause for a libel suit. That said, since the company is already in the sights of regulators, possibly not the best move strategically. The 'best' part about it is that she's guilty of the same claim she's complaining about: "facebook helped elect donald trump" which isn't actually true in any direct sense (and debatably so in an indirect sense), yet they are allowing her to run her ad..
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