Sentences with phrase «political ads run»

But once the new system rolls out in the U.S., Facebook will begin building a searchable, four - year archive of political ads run on its site.

«The question is, should divisive political ads run?

You know, it will never happen, but I would love to see a political ad run against Ms. Harris with a seedy man sitting in a girls locker room with young girls coming in to change who object to his being there being wrong and he says «Kamala Harris says if I feel it is right for me to be here, you can't stop me!»

The company also plans to roll out tools that let users see who is advertising on a Page and search through all the political ads running on the...

Not exact matches

For even greater political ads transparency, we have also built a tool that lets anyone see all of the ads a page is running.

The cartoonist said in a note that originally appeared with the cartoon that by using his children «as political props» in a video ad that ran during an episode of Saturday Night Live, the senator had made them «fair game» for editorial criticism.

Any advertiser who doesn't pass will be prohibited from running political or issue ads.

Thanks to lobbying by Facebook and others, political ads on social media are already not subject to the same disclosure requirements as ads that run on TV or in print.

Moving forward, only verified advertisers — those who have confirmed their identity and location with Facebook administrators — will be able to run political or «issue» ads, according to a post from Zuckerberg.

The social network is also working on a tool that would let users see all the ads run by a specific account, and even search an archive of old political ads.

Facebook also plans to verify advertisers running political and issue ads as soon as later this year, Zuckerberg said.

Before the Cambridge imbroglio, there were Russian agents running election - related propaganda campaigns through targeted ads and fake political events.

The Honest Ads Act would require social media companies to disclose what groups are running political advertisements and make «reasonable efforts» to ensure foreign governments and agents aren't purchasing ads on their platforAds Act would require social media companies to disclose what groups are running political advertisements and make «reasonable efforts» to ensure foreign governments and agents aren't purchasing ads on their platforads on their platforms.

At the same time, in an update on parallel measures it's taking to fight election interference, Facebook says it will launch a public archive in the summer showing «all ads that ran with a political label».

Anyone who wants to run political or issue - based ads will need to be verified, and Facebook will label the ads and who paid for them.

The Honest Ads Act would require social media companies to disclose which groups are running political advertisements and make reasonable efforts to ensure foreign governments and agents aren't purchasing ads on their platforAds Act would require social media companies to disclose which groups are running political advertisements and make reasonable efforts to ensure foreign governments and agents aren't purchasing ads on their platforads on their platforms.

An announcement made today (April 6) by Rob Goldman, VP, ads, and Alex Himel, VP, local pages, states that it will now only allow verified advertisers to run «issue ads» — ie those of a political nature — on the social network, including picture - sharing service Instagram.

Advertisers will be prohibited from running political ads — electoral or issue - based — until they are authorized.»

And on Friday, Mr. Zuckerberg said in a statement that the company had started requiring advertisers to verify their identities and locations before running political ads on Facebook.

Facebook's advertisement business went on par with Facebook for Politics, where representatives can run political ad campaigns and reach out to their citizens directly.

Advertisers who want to run political or issue ads on Facebook now must have their identity and location verified, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a post Friday.

«Advertisers will be prohibited from running political ads - electoral or issue - based - until they are authorized.

«Most of the paid ads the Internet Research Agency ran on Facebook prior to the 2016 election didn't mention Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump — but they did mention divisive political issues like guns, LGBT rights, immigration, and racial issues,» said Sen. Mark Warner, D - Va., who along with Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D - Minn., and John McCain, R - Ariz., have sponsored the bill.

«Any advertiser who doesn't pass will be prohibited from running political or issue ads,» wrote Zuckerberg, who is scheduled to appear before Congress next week.

Netflix has formed a political action committee, meaning they can use funds to run ads to support specific legislative goals.

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.

But now that 4,823 people in Iowa have declared that Michelle Bachmann should be the next president and the political ads are running through prime time, full immersion seems inevitable.

Today, for instance, I can only find five ad campaigns running: one for drug company Novartus, one for a prescription benefit plan (also running in the Post's political section), a CATO Institute ad for a book, an ad from the American Council of Life Insurers and an Environmental Defense ad on global warming.

At the same time, they might run fundraising ads on state / regional political blogs and persuasion ads aimed at bloggers and journalists on the websites of the big state newspapers.

During the ’06 election cycle, I was baffled about why more candidates weren't running ads on local political sites, since they're usually quite cheap, often on the order of $ 25 or $ 50 per week, and they're reaching a very tightly targeted audience.

According to this source, the primary driver is the fact that political ads have eaten up so much broadcast and cable television inventory that businesses are running out of places to hawk their wares.

For political campaigns, this change means making room in television budgets for additional creative, so that media consultants could run a different ad aimed at persuadable swing voters than they send to likely base voters.

As Maggie Haberman reports, de Blasio has had discussions in recent weeks with Google on the heels of his successful effort to get Goldman Sachs to agree not to spend on political ads in this election cycle — even though a recent US Supreme Court decision allows corporations to drop unlimited amounts of cash to try to elect of defeat candidates running for federal office.

Now, running search ads on a competitor's name is nothing new in the business world — or the political one.

Though partially supplanted by search ads, traditional online display ads («banner ads») can still have political value, particularly when run on local media sites.

As with Google campaigns, political advertisers generally focus on measuring a banner ad run's «click - through» rate, but banners also convey branding and messaging points whether they're clicked or not.

Republican political newcomer Bob Stefanowski is the first candidate in the crowded field running for governor to air TV ads.

We've talked repeatedly in these pages about the Democratic advantages when it comes to the actual mechanics of running political campaigns this cycle: they're running more ads, building a strong voter contact program and raising more money (for better or worse) than their Republican counterparts.

So long as we have Citizens United they believe that lying and unethical behavior can be overcome by the political smear ads that their deep pocketed donors purchse for them to run.

We've talked repeatedly in these pages about the Democratic advantages when it comes to the actual mechanics of running political campaigns this cycle: they're running more ads, building a strong voter contact program and raising more money (for better or worse) than their Republican...

Political analyst and former Schumer staffer Jack O'Donnell called it an effective ad, as Schumer runs for reelection.

Also, Capital NY notes that during that 1992 campaign, Rockefeller pledged not to run political ads, saying the 30 - and 60 - second spots were «an affront to voters» intelligence, an attempt to substitute emotion for reason.»

The League will be the first outside group to run ads in the campaign (aside from the national political parties) since May, when the U.S. Chamber of Commerce paid for a $ 131,000 two - week ad blitz in support of Buerkle.

If I have so much money that I can put pressure on the candidates running for election - by funding TV ads or political campaigns or by threatening not to do so - I exercise a power far beyond my own voting power.

Zeldin, a state senator from Suffolk County, is running to unseat Democratic Rep. Tim Bishop, who has been hammered by the National Republican Campaign Committee, including an ad this week that reignites the controversy over his office securing a permit for a fireworks display and then campaign seeking a political donation.

The Buffalo News recently reported that the political arm of NYSUT, which has endorsed Panepinto in his primary battle with former Buffalo Councilman and state Senator Al Coppola, has been running attack ads and sending out mailers that depict Grisanti as not sufficiently conservative to represent the 60th Senate District.

Former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg will run millions of dollars in political television ads against four state attorneys general who are suing the Obama administration over new regulations on carbon emissions from power plants.

Sean Eldridge, the former political director at Freedom to Marry and husband of Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, who filed papers back in February to run for Congress from upstate New York, last night unveiled an ad announcing his campaign along wit... Read

The Greater Wisconsin Political Independent Expenditure Fund, which runs media campaigns supporting Democrats, has reported spending $ 30,000 on digital ads.

«But what did they expect running a candidate from Brooklyn whose views on everything from raising taxes, to forcing hardworking families to pay for campaign ads, to giving billions of dollars to Iran to build nuclear weapons with which to threaten Israel are miles outside the political mainstream?