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The social network’s bosses hail the power of targeted campaigns, but won’t take responsibility Two big announcements were made in the US political media this week, and the outcome of one will likely have a profound effect on the 2020 election. The New York Times announced the process and date for revealing which candidate it will endorse on the very crowded Democratic ticket, and Facebook reiterated its policies (or maybe lack of them) on political advertising. Many things have happened since the 2016 election to both the press and technology companies, in terms of examining their respective roles in democracy. And while there have been plenty of laments that too little has changed in the intervening four years, the truth is that one thing – control of the media – has changed significantly. Related: If you thought this was the decade Facebook would stop elevating rightwing demagogues, think again Presidents and prime ministers can succeed by telling lies and avoiding any accountability in terms of public scrutiny The persuasion of societies happens through multivariate testing of messages, whether buying bed sheets or elections Continue reading…
