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Google to make political ads disclose AI content

Martech

Google will soon require political ads to disclose when AI-generated images, videos and audio have been used. Political ads using artificial intelligence be accompanied by a prominent disclosure if imagery or sounds have been synthetically altered. The post Google to make political ads disclose AI content appeared first on MarTech.

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Navigating social media marketing in an election year

Sprout Social

The 2024 US presidential election is several months away, but social media is already politically charged. A proof point that illustrates what many social marketers already know: Presidential elections make social media a hard place to navigate, even if your brand isn’t inherently political.

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Can tech companies protect elections from AI-powered manipulation?

Martech

The impact of this is unlikely to be limited to political marketing. The driving forces include the rise of “fake news” and anti-vaccination campaigns. The spread of political misinformation will erode trust on other topics as well. Why we care. A recent U.K. Yesterday, as the Iowa caucuses kicked off the U.S.

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Three Key Risks in Business Investments

Webbiquity

Risk #3: Political Implications. There are always political implications to your investments, even if these aren’t clear at the outset. In the age of social media and global digital news media, companies are far more vulnerable to close examination of their investments. Risk #1: Financial Loss. Risk #2: Security.

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Five Top PR Trends to Watch in 2021

Webbiquity

1) Eliminating the spread of fake news. The PR industry will play a leading role in eliminating the spread of fake news. The PR industry will play a leading role in eliminating the spread of fake news. PR companies need to help brands produce engaging online events, to boost their online presence and attract new audiences.

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When Should You Publish Sponsored Content During Election Season?

Brandpoint

In the PR world, knowing exactly when to launch a campaign or to publish a new media asset can make the difference between success and a less-than-stellar performance. Elections seasons are contentious and take up more than just the political sections of news publications. Read his answers and thoughts below.

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4 Ways that Content Marketing Can Help you Gain Coverage in an Election Year

Brandpoint

It’s the TV commercial during the news break. It’s all over online and print news headlines. Because 2020 is a presidential election year, you can expect to be bombarded with political messages. Big political years overtake the media, both paid and earned. It’s the ad that comes across your social media feed.