Sentences with phrase «election ads»

It's building an archive of election ads that it will make available in the summer.

The company announced that it sought to create a new database for election ads purchased on AdWords and YouTube, along with stronger disclosure rules and a new ad transparency report due in 2018.

In addition to being ahead of Trump in polls in pivotal states, Clinton has maintained a staff of about 700 for months, opened up offices across the country and already spent $ 67 million on general election ads.

The revelation indicates that nearly twice as many Facebook users may have been directly affected by the ongoing data privacy scandal resulting from the unauthorized sale of the social network's user data to the third - party company, which was contracted by the Trump campaign to help with election ad targeting.

Only later, Facebook said in fact 10 million people saw Russian - bought election ads on Facebook... or was it 126 million?

As soon as Facebook started heavily promoting its ability to run influential election ads, it should have voluntarily adopted similar verification and labeling rules as traditional media.

Facebook unveiled a similar authorization requirement for election ads in October.

But the company's «not a breach» argument isn't likely to make users feel any safer or more comfortable, especially given that it's already under fire for missing that Russians were purchasing U.S. election ads on the site to sway voter opinions, and running fake accounts disguised as real Americans.

Kogan later sold that data to Cambridge Analytica, which had connections to the Trump campaign and may have used it to inform election ad targeting.

Users can't check if they were subjected to one of the 3,000 election ads purchased by the Internet Research Agency, a Russian - backed troll farm.

Twitter says it will require ads that refer to a candidate or party to be clearly identified as election ads.

The Supreme Court recently freed corporations to spend more money on aggressive election ads.

3:16 pm ET: Sen. Feinstein is asking Zuckerberg, pointedly, about what it is doing to try and avoid another Russian election ads scenario.

CNN: Billy Graham buys election ads after Romney meeting The most famous and revered pastor in America, Billy Graham, is calling on voters to cast a ballot for their faith in full - page ads in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today and other newspapers.

And to argue for more cash to spend on election ads such as «Dad, do you hate me?

In the text portion of the ad, MoveOn hammers the court over a campaign finance ruling earlier this year that overturned a longstanding ban on corporations and unions using their treasury funds to run presidential and congressional election ads.

While I was out and about avoiding election ads this weekend, I threw together this fun lil» look - super casual and cozy, but far from sloppy, which sometimes casual can turn into.

Dear Members and Friends: Election ad season is over.

So bellowed Justin Trudeau from pulpits and election ads across the country.

For her part, Kagan said in a brief that the court should rule modestly and narrowly on Hillary: The Movie and avoid the broader issue of whether profit - making corporations can broadcast election ads.

The Virginia Democrat has been critical of the technology companies for letting their networks be exploited by Russia during the 2016 presidential campaign, and has called on Congress to pass the Honest Ads Act, which would regulate online election ads.

In the wake of controversies surrounding Russia - funded election ads and Cambridge Analytica's improper acquisition of user data, Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, is said to be leaving the company by August.

Rob Goldman, vice president of advertising, said later in a blog post that Facebook would create a searchable archive for federal election ads that would allow users to see who was spending, how much they spent, to whom the ad was directed, and the number of times it appeared on users» screens.

In a Sept. 21 video message, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company intended to overhaul how it manages election ads, including by placing requirements on political advertisers to disclosure which audiences they target with which ads.

Throughout the hearing, there was little substantive talk of regulation for social media election ads beyond mentions of the Honest Ads Act that's in the works.

In December, a Seattle newspaper, The Stranger, requested 2017 state election ad data from Facebook.

Facebook says that it displayed Russia's divisive election ads to 10 million people, most of whom saw the ads after the election was over.

Facebook said it can not determine whether or how the data in question could have been used in conjunction with election ad campaigns.

Donors who want to shape the political environment would do more good running these kinds of advertizing campaigns than giving Karl Rove money to intervene against the ghost of Christine O'Donnell and run ineffective general election ads.

As soon as Facebook started heavily promoting its ability to run influential election ads, it should have voluntarily adopted similar verification and labeling rules as traditional media.

In one particularly tense moment, Senator Al Franken repeatedly pressed Stretch on how a sophisticated service like Facebook could possibly miss Russian actors buying these U.S. election ads «with rubles.»

A bill unveiled earlier this month would require social media companies to keep public files of election ads and require companies to «make reasonable efforts» to make sure that foreign individuals or entities are not purchasing political advertisements in order to influence Americans.

The revelation essentially signals that nearly twice as many Facebook users may have been directly affected by the unauthorized sale of the social network's user data to the third - party company, which was contracted by the Trump team to assit with election ad targeting.

This data, which was sold to Cambridge Analytica against Facebook's terms of service, reportedly informed the firm's election ad targeting toolset used by the campaign of President Donald Trump and others.

Sandberg, in a separate interview with PBS, said: «We're not just open to regulations, we're moving ahead of it,» and had built a tool which would be live before the next U.S. election and which would show details of who paid for election ads and demographics of the audience.

Mr. Horner is certainly a moderate conservative and has received the support of longtime MLA and Assembly Speaker Ken Kowalski, who's campaign once published an election ad stating that «While human beings can create laws, the laws of God must take precedence.»

«I think there are things like ads transparency regulation that I would love to see,» he said, apparently talking about a bill in the Senate for transparency in election ads.

Unlike the Tom Steyer Ads that may or may not be considered Election Ads therefore may not be bound by Election Ad rules.

«If you didn't tell people to vote against [him or her] that was not considered an election ad and you would have been okay without disclosing,» Mahoney said.

Trump made Twitter followers aware of the shooting, then went back to attacking Clinton — this time for a new general election ad — before penning more tweets about the tragedy in Orlando, in which a gunman entered a gay nightclub and mowed down 50 people, with another 53 left injured.

China was similarly prominent in 2010 general election ads.

«Cameron spent # 111 getting every extra Conservative vote Main Tories ditched # 300,000 election ads that included gay shower scene»

About half of my clients have asked about my time as a screenwriter or working on Arnold Schwarzenegger's elections ads.

It said that political advertisers will also have to disclose which candidate or organization they represent and that all election ads will be displayed in a public archive.

Facebook should retain an auditor, such as former president Jimmy Carter and the Carter Center, to monitor its management of users» personal information with respect to election ads, the groups also recommended.

Without counting PACs, the top campaigns spent 1,760 X more on election ads than one group of Russian meddlers puts the situation into context.