Image caption: Questions remain about how apolitical political ad-banning policies really are. Image credit: smartboy10 / Getty images. Article by Issie Lapowsky. Protocol – June 15, 2022.
Say ExxonMobil wanted to run an ad on Twitter about how natural gas is actually totally climate-friendly. The company could get certified as a “cause-based” advertiser, provide some basic details like its company ID and country of origin, and fire away. But if Erik Polyak, managing director of the […]
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