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A look back at the USA’s 2022 political advertising

AdImpact has compiled a report that looks back at political advertising in the USA’s 2022 election cycle. It features in-depth … More

Target Talk: turning out for reproductive freedom

Welcome to another episode of Target Talk. The Democrats have shared one of the audiences they built for online advertising … More

Misleading election ads during the Super Thursday campaign

It’s my strong belief that electoral advertising should be regulated so that fact-based claims are accurate. At the moment there … More

Election campaigns and covid: what happens if we all go postal?

The government expects the number of postal votes to surge for the “Super Thursday” elections taking place on 6th May. … More

Facebook users can now block political ads from their feeds

The next political ad you see on Facebook could be your last: the social media giant is going to allow … More

Twitter’s ban on political ads is bad for democracy

It’s a huge shame that Twitter have decided to stop accepting political advertising on their platform. It is understandable that … More

“Stop Stella” controversy highlights need for political ad reform

I’ve written an article for The New European on why the controversy over the recent “Stop Stella” campaign shows that … More

“Thatcher’s adman” Lord Bell has died

Lord Bell, known as “Thatcher’s adman”, has died at the age of 77. He was Managing Director of Saatchi&Saatchi when … More

Emerging ‘deepfake’ technology will turbocharge fake news

‘Deepfake’ is an emerging technology that allows people to create fairly realistic face-and-voice-swap videos. It was recently used for the … More

Launch: a new coalition to reform political advertising

In recent years, the rules designed to safeguard against the spread of disinformation and promote healthy political debate haven’t kept … More

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