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Traditional Campaign Tactics Are Basically A Waste Of Time, New Study Concludes

Campaigns need to get more creative if they want to persuade voters.
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Fixing Facebook Is Easy, If Congress Decides They Want To

The crackdown on entertainment copyrights shows what can be done when the political will exists.
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Trump Says Russians Didn’t Help Him Win. His Intelligence Agencies Say Yes They Did.

Lost in the president’s attacks on pro football are his most far-reaching denials yet about Russian involvement in his election
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Legislation Would Require More Transparency From Facebook, Google On Political Ads

Sens. Mark Warner and Amy Klobuchar plan to introduce the new bill soon, weeks after it came to light that Russian interests bought Facebook ads during the 2016 election.
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Facebook To Turn Over Data After Begrudgingly Admitting Russians Used Platform To Influence Election

"We are deeply committed to safeguarding user content, regardless of the user’s nationality."
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Facebook Is Now The Federal Election Commission, But With More Secrets

Congratulations, Mark Zuckerberg, your private empire gets to regulate election spending.
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Listen: Beyond Clinton, Female Candidates Have Long Faced Sexism

Shannon O'Brien discusses the sexism she faced in her run for governor of Massachusetts
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Did Bernie Sink Hillary’s Chances At Winning The Presidency?

Hillary was seen as a tribune of the establishment and could not convince voters she would be a change agent.
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Facebook Says Likely Russian-Based Operation Spent Money On Political Ads

The findings buttress U.S. intelligence agency conclusions that Russia was actively involved in shaping the 2016 election.
By Joseph Menn and David Ingram, Reuters

Donald Trump Takes Parting Shot At Fellow Republican Jeff Flake After Phoenix Rally

He had said in his speech that he didn't want to single out critics because that wouldn't be "presidential."
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