The Sweden Democrats passed a ban on political advertisements – and during the election rush targeted voter groups via a "construction site", writes journalist Emanuel Karlsten on his blog.
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The Sweden Democrats passed a ban on political advertisements – and during the election rush targeted voter groups via a "construction site", writes journalist Emanuel Karlsten on his blog.
Political advertisements have been banned on social media and Google since last fall. But SD Stockholm managed to circumvent the ban in the final stages of the election. By using the site “Stoppabygget.nu”, and not stating that they were a political advertiser, they got Google to classify the party as a “broker”. With 76 advertisements, the party was able to target different geographical voter groups […]