Axios reported Tuesday that the Harris campaign has put out sponsored posts with edited headlines from several news organizations, including CNN, NPR, Reuters, the Associated Press, CBS News, The Guardian and TIME. The manipulated headlines feature pro-Harris spin that wasn't actually written by the outlets but links to actual articles, without the outlets' knowledge.
Fischer's story drew considerable attention, and she received a flood of negative liberal responses to her initial X post promoting the piece. She then drew criticism from conservatives when she took to X to clarify that the Harris team hadn't done anything wrong.
Harris camp doing nothing wrong and Google, which is pretty strict about banning spammy ads, doesn't see it as a consumer harm. News outlets just collateral damage in this weird ads tactic.
Just meant they didn't violate any of Google's rules,
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