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fromenglish.elpais.com
4 hours ago

Influencers who monetize their political support: The controversy in the California governor's race

Finally, the Uruguay-born, U.S.-raised influencer posted a video with an announcement that evidenced Steyer's new prominence in his content: I have a new job I have been hired by Mr. Tom Steyer. For $400,000, he had monetized his endorsement of the multimillionaire candidate for California governor. This case fuels the growing controversy over the use of influencers in political campaigns that aim to give young voters the impression that these endorsements are organic and reflect personal convictions, without transparently disclosing that there is financial compensation behind them.
US politics
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fromSan Jose Inside
4 days ago
Social media marketing

Paid Influencers Flood CA Governor's Race, Violating Disclosure Rules

Paid social media influencers have been used to promote Tom Steyer in California’s governor race, raising questions about legal compliance and weak enforcement penalties.
fromLexington Herald Leader
1 month ago
US politics

Are paid influencers boosting KY political campaigns? They don't have to say

Social media influencers promoting political candidates are not legally required to disclose paid endorsements, creating a significant loophole in political advertising regulations.
Social media marketing
fromSan Jose Inside
4 days ago

Paid Influencers Flood CA Governor's Race, Violating Disclosure Rules

Paid social media influencers have been used to promote Tom Steyer in California’s governor race, raising questions about legal compliance and weak enforcement penalties.
US politics
fromLexington Herald Leader
1 month ago

Are paid influencers boosting KY political campaigns? They don't have to say

Social media influencers promoting political candidates are not legally required to disclose paid endorsements, creating a significant loophole in political advertising regulations.
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fromwww.npr.org
6 months ago

Want to opt out of AI? State labeling laws might help

Utah and California require disclosure when AI is used by businesses and public agencies, aiming for transparency while critics warn of potential innovation slowdowns.
US politics
fromProPublica
10 months ago

Kristi Noem Secretly Took a Cut of Political Donations

Kristi Noem's acceptance of $80,000 from a dark money group raises serious ethical concerns and possible violations of federal disclosure laws.
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