Blackburn from paying to promote a campaign announcement that falsely claimed she “stopped the sale of baby body parts.” According to the Associated Press, Twitter told vendors for the campaign that the statement was “inflammatory,” and stopped the ad from being promoted on the service. The ad can still, however, be posted as usual on Twitter, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Verge. The spokesperson pointed to Twitter’s advertising policy, which bans “inflammatory or provocative content.” https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/9/16449860/twitter-ad-marsha-blackburn-senate
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Posted on October 25, 2017
Twitter has blocked current Tennessee Representative and Senate hopeful Marsha
Blackburn from paying to promote a campaign announcement that falsely claimed she “stopped the sale of baby body parts.” According to the Associated Press, Twitter told vendors for the campaign that the statement was “inflammatory,” and stopped the ad from being promoted on the service. The ad can still, however, be posted as usual on Twitter, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Verge. The spokesperson pointed to Twitter’s advertising policy, which bans “inflammatory or provocative content.” https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/9/16449860/twitter-ad-marsha-blackburn-senate
Blackburn from paying to promote a campaign announcement that falsely claimed she “stopped the sale of baby body parts.” According to the Associated Press, Twitter told vendors for the campaign that the statement was “inflammatory,” and stopped the ad from being promoted on the service. The ad can still, however, be posted as usual on Twitter, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Verge. The spokesperson pointed to Twitter’s advertising policy, which bans “inflammatory or provocative content.” https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/9/16449860/twitter-ad-marsha-blackburn-senate
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