all digital media reporters are on full alert tomorrow. It's Good Friday, arguably the best day for PR depts to drop their Bad News.
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Facebook sat on this and dropped late yesterday (slightly less obvious) pitching the good and avoided the bad.https://twitter.com/jason_kint/status/852856543691386881 …
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Fake accounts drove traffic. Fake accounts drove significant Likes. Advertisers buy Likes. Public opinion and voting influenced by them.
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The current administrating spent a lot of $ targeting and leveraging that ecosystem of Facebook. Questions, so many questions.
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Facebook Like fraud has been a huge problem for years. This video explains it beautifully. Highly politicized now.https://youtu.be/oVfHeWTKjag
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Is it possible a click-farm would like legitimate news sites (CNN, Fox, WSJ, NBC) in order to maintain influence and also propel propaganda?
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We know Trump campaign used crowdworker platforms to offshore microtasks. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Via
@AntonioCasillihttp://www.casilli.fr/2016/11/20/never-mind-the-algorithms-the-role-of-exploited-digital-labor-and-global-click-farms-in-trumps-election/ … -
We know campaign paid for fake supporters. Would they pay for fake virality? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ http://www.businessinsider.com/paid-actors-at-donald-trump-announcement-2015-6 …
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And there it is. If reporter noses don't whiff this on a Easter Friday then Facebook continues to get a free pass. https://m.facebook.com/notes/facebook-security/disrupting-a-major-spam-operation/10154327278540766/ …
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