Source: Lee Fang —
Those creating the content made little to no effort to disclose that payments could be involved. For ordinary users stumbling on the posts and videos, what they saw would have seemed entirely organic. In the influencers’ defense, they didn’t break any rules — because none exist.
Warning Trump’s anti-censorship drive is fuelling misinformation crisis in UK
NYU denies diploma to student who criticized Israel in commencement speech
Spy agency report on the alleged “extremism” of Alternative für Deutschland turns out to be so stupid that it destroys all momentum for banning the party
