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You're correct. I'm sure they have reasons that can be speculated about (probably money), including that they don't want to run controversial ads though I don'
by fritztastic 4y ago
You're correct.
I'm sure they have reasons that can be speculated about (probably money), including that they don't want to run controversial ads though I don't know if they have imposed the same criteria to different takes on the same subjects.
I think it's regrettable and irresponsible that climate change has been allowed to become such a controversial topic, although this has been a decades long effort. It might be they don't want to lose viewership by broadcasting certain topics. But also,
Very possible they get $ from advertisers who pressure them to avoid the topic
Seems to me most likely their decisions are financially motivated, but this is just a guess.
I admittedly don't know all that much about Hulu's policies or history in regards to the advertising they choose to accept. It may very well be they have other motives, are trying to appear nonpartisan by allowing Ds to advertise but giving them criteria about what they can say, how they say it.
- AftHurrahWinch 4y agoHah! Good point. The reason they don't want to hear the word "climate change" probably has a lot more to do with money than politics, they may just be slipping it in under the cover of other political advertising restrictions.