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Twitter's political ad ban will run into enforcement issues on defining issue ads and possibly disadvantage lesser-known or nontraditional candidates

If you've ever wondered about the value of having multiple social networks competing to develop the best products and policies, Wednesday offered us a clear example.

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  • @donie Donie O'Sullivan on x
    NEW: Facebook saying tonight they will NOT allow @adrielhampton run false ads on their platform. Hampton tells me he is now considering legal action against Facebook. https://www.cnn.com/...
  • @caseynewton Casey Newton on x
    Here's a late newsletter about Twitter doing what Facebook won't (and why it's gonna be harder than it looks) https://www.getrevue.co/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @profgalloway Scott Galloway on x
    Twitter wasn't the first platform to ban political ads. LinkedIn, Pinterest & TikTok made the calculation that whatever benefits are to be gained from politicians paying to reach voters, they are outweighed by the drawbacks.@CaseyNewton https://www.getrevue.co/...