Platform content is contributing to political polarization.
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Updated Sep 12
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Platform content is contributing to political polarization.
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Related events
- Meta and YouTube are facing scrutiny regarding their political advertising policies.
- Both Instagram and YouTube are delivering daily political messages to teens.
- Ilias Kasidiaris is leading the Patriotic Right movement in Greece and is utilizing both YouTube and TikTok for high-volume political interviews.
- The UK government is introducing plans compelling platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Channel 4 to promote public service content.