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The DC political newsletters by Politico, Axios and Punchbowl are ALL sponsored by Facebookpic.twitter.com/cPF8xuMnSr
I'll note the ads that are featured in these newsletters (usually as "native" text) are propaganda. They all say "Facebook Supports Updated Internet Regulations" but if you dig deeper the only thing they support is new regulations saying Facebook should do what its already doing.
A lot of companies insist they have strict firewalls between editorial and advertising sales, but I'm not even sure that is possible with Punchbowl, which only has 4 employees. Their CEO is also one of the main writers.
I was reading the @nytimes article on Punchbowl and noticed this: “Their fourth co-founder — and only other employee — is Rachel Schindler, who left Facebook’s news team to run operations for the new company.”https://nyti.ms/3rR3iHR
Well now we know at least one subject that won't be covered exhaustively in those newsletters...
I assume the political ad ben doesn’t apply to any of them, while the rest of us wait in limbo.
It shows in how shiny these capitalist tools for them are.https://twitter.com/JuddLegum/status/1346154908018483200?s=20 …
This is a pretty standard advertising strategy… Most companies or groups that are advertising in the DC newsletters buy out multiple newsletters at the same time.
People have NO IDEA the reach of this organization.
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