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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.

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Facebook's analysis found that a pro-Kremlin group in Russia purchased $ 100,000 in political ads during the election, according to a company blog post.
In September, Facebook said it had found evidence that fake accounts «likely operated out of Russia» purchased thousands of ads during the 2016 US presidential election.
Earlier this year Mueller charged 13 Russian individuals and three Russian companies in a plot to interfere in the 2016 presidential election through a social media propaganda effort that included online ad purchases using U.S. aliases and politicking on U.S. soil.
The findings revealed that political ads from U.S elections worth $ 100,000 were purchased between June 2015 and May 2017 by a Russian «troll farm» called the Internet Research Agency.
The House panel released a sampling of the ads purchased by the Russians on the day of the hearing, and promised to release all 3,000 soon afterwardto give the public a more complete picture of the election interference.
Records at state Board of Elections show the PAC spent $ 1 million on ad and media purchase opposing Kaminsky as well.
A Russian company purchased ads on Facebook during the 2016 presidential election.
First, the company was under fire for allowing Russian operatives to purchase Facebook ads to influence the 2016 U.S Presidential election.
Mayer's campaign on Sunday said the commercial was part of a significant ad purchase and will run through April 24, the date of the special election.
Fraudulent accounts backed by Russians may have purchased ads on Facebook during the election, the social media giant acknowledged on Wednesday.
Facebook Inc. said it plans today to turn over to the U.S. Congress copies of some 3,000 ads that the social network says were likely purchased by people in Russia in the months before and after the 2016 U.S. election.
Prompted by the widespread Russian influence campaign that targeted nearly two dozen states during the 2016 presidential election and the proliferation of secretive political advertising on social media platforms like Facebook, Cuomo proposed and the state Legislature successfully passed the «Democracy Protection Act,» which prohibits foreign entities from creating independent expenditure committees or buying political ads, requires anyone who purchases an online political ad to register as an independent expenditure committee, and also requires online ads to include information about who paid for them, as is currently required of traditional media platforms.
First, the company was under fire for allowing Russian operatives to purchase Facebook ads to influence the 2016 U.S Presidential election.
For those struggling to get some coverage, The Law Times launched a website today for the 2011 Bencher Elections, where candidates can submit profiles and purchase ad space.
The role Facebook and social media played in the 2016 election — particularly the issue of political ads purchased by Russian troll farms and the spread of disinformation to sow division — has been an area of interest for both House and Senate investigators into Russian meddling in the presidential race.
This is the same type of ad Facebook recently acknowledged was purchased by a Russian troll factory in order to target Americans during the election.
Facebook earlier announced plans to verify advertisers who are purchasing election - related ads, and to set up a searchable archive of such ads.
Facebook previously promised to hand over the Kremlin - tied ads, which were purchased in the months leading up to the election and are valued at more than $ 100,000.
And a notable slice of the 3,000 total ads purchased by Kremlin trolls had been viewed after Election Day.
Earlier this month, the social giant turned over copies of roughly 3,000 ads purchased by Russian trolls before Election Day to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
On Google, Russian actors purchased a small number of ads around the 2016 presidential election.
Twitter will need to explain to Congress how its platform was used by Russian trolls attempting to influence the U.S. presidential election, and Facebook ought to make political ads purchased by fake Russian accounts public, the senator said.
In September, Facebook revealed that it found 470 profiles tied to agents of the Russian government, which purchased 3,000 ads around Election Day.
Democrats in the House and Senate are pushing the Federal Election Commission to develop new rules governing political advertising on social media after Facebook revealed that Russian trolls routinely purchased ads on its platform during the 2016 electioElection Commission to develop new rules governing political advertising on social media after Facebook revealed that Russian trolls routinely purchased ads on its platform during the 2016 electionelection cycle.
Seattle's election watchdog has slammed Facebook, saying that the social media platform has violated a law, by not disclosing the names of those purchasing political ads.
Facebook plans to mail out verification postcards through the US postal service to anyone purchasing ads related to US elections, according to Reuters.
Recent reports have suggested the advertisements purchased by Russia and run on Facebook during the 2016 campaign reached as many as 10 million Americans, and about half of the ads were seen before the presidential election.
According to Quartz, Facebook had announced requirements for purchasing electoral ads back in October but is now expanding them to «issue» ads, which are largely what Russians were running on US Facebook ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
As part of its ongoing probe into Russian election meddling, Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have released a «representative sampling» of Facebook and Instagram ads allegedly purchased by Russian trolls during presidential campaign season.
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