Politics · Spain · 13 hrs ago
Political parties turn to neutral-looking online channels as ad rules change
Political parties are making greater use of channels and profiles presented as neutral during elections.
The shift comes as political ads end on Meta and Google.
The growth of AI is also linked to more electoral use of these channels.
The profiles are sold as neutral, rather than openly identified as party messaging.
This means election campaigns are using new online routes as familiar ad options change.
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Political parties are increasingly using online channels and profiles presented as neutral for electoral purposes.
The trend is driven by the end of political ads on Meta and Google.
The rise of artificial intelligence is also contributing to the trend.
- Who
- Political parties.
- What
- They are increasingly using online channels and profiles presented as neutral for electoral purposes.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Online.
- Why
- The end of political ads on Meta and Google and the rise of artificial intelligence are driving the trend.
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- Platforms
- Meta and Google
- Technology
- Artificial intelligence
- Published
- 2026-11-08