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Disney Blocks Political Ads in Alaska, Ohio, and North Carolina

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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The Walt Disney Company has begun blocking political advertisements in the states of Alaska, Ohio, and North Carolina. The policy targets ads from Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) that highlight Democrats’ pro-trans agenda and soft-on-crime policies. The group states that the policy involves labeling the ads as TV-MA, for Mature audiences only.

From breitbart.com

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SLF has committed tens of millions of dollars in advertising to competitive races in these three states. The blocking has reportedly led to a loss of millions of impressions and may have prevented political advertising from reaching tens to hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

From breitbart.com

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    The political advertising market in Alaska could see reduced exposure to specific campaign messaging.

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