2020 election
Stories
Trump Campaign Says Snapchat Is Trying to “Rig” the Election After It Decides to Hide Trump From Discover but Not Biden
Snapchat says Trump incites “racial violence and injustice.”
New Tool “De-Mainstream” Allows YouTube Users to Blacklist Mainstream Media for a More Authentic Experience
The extension blocks certain media outlets from YouTube search and recommendations while also making YouTube Trending showcase the most popular videos based on view counts.
YouTube Pledges to Boosting “Authoritative Sources” During 2020 Election
Independent creators fall, legacy outlets rise.
Michael Bloomberg to Use His Own Digital Analytics and Marketing Company to Promote Campaign
Bloomberg is spending big in his election bid.
Senator Marsha Blackburn Demands Answers From YouTube Over Censorship of Hundreds of Trump Campaign Ads
YouTube previously took down 300+ Trump ads without explaining how the ads violated its policies.
YouTube Admits Censoring Hundreds of Trump Campaign Videos
Google/YouTube have taken down 300+ Trump ads. It’s not clear what the reasons were.
Elizabeth Warren Accuses Facebook of Helping the Trump Campaign
Warren did not provide any evidence regarding her accusations against Facebook and Trump.
Google and Twitter Met at Facebook HQ With Homeland Security and FBI About 2020 Election “Disinformation”
Also discussed during the meeting were plans for better coordination of security efforts between tech giants and government agencies.
Facebook and Twitter to Meet With FEC to Discuss Fake News and 2020 Elections
Google has not responded whether it will send a representative or not.
Democrats Say Facebook Is “Not Doing Enough” Ahead of the 2020 Election
The terms “fake news” and “misinformation” are thrown around.
Congressman Louie Gohmert: “Google’s Biases Are Now a Threat to a Free and Fair Election”
The congressman is one of the first to make a statement about Project Veritas’ bombshell report.
Twitter’s Deplatforming of Influential Conservative Voices Is Set to Have an Impact on the Road to 2020
The influential voices that were allowed to debate in the public forum during the 2016 election, won’t be seen for the upcoming 2020 cycle.
