Friday, December 29, 2017
US Representative calls for civics-focused social networks
Crawford goes on to explain that for-profit companies that create the social networks we use today will always take ad money, including funds from politically motivated groups. And he says freedom of speech protects their right to do so and the right of groups to promote their political opinions. “However, political advertising doesn’t leave much room for official communication with our
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