Meta poliitreklaami keeld kodumaiseid erakondi ei heiduta

Meta poliitreklaami keeld kodumaiseid erakondi ei heiduta

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Meta's political ad ban does not deter domestic parties

Sotsiaalmeediafirma . . . . Kuid nad jätkavad kampaaniatega nagu plaanitud.
. . Keskerakonna peasekretär Anneli Ott ütleb, et keeld mõjutab rohkem väiksemaid erakondi. Ott ütleb, et oktoobriks on sotsiaalmeedia reklaam juba oma töö teinud.
Sotsiaaldemokraat Andre Hanimägi ütleb, et keeld ei mõju nende kampaania katastroofiliselt. Head alternatiivi sellele aga pole. Ta ei tea, mida teeb näiteks TikTok. Hanimägi kardab, et poliitikute ei pruugi jõuda noorten. Parempoolsed ütlevad, et nad kohanevad. Esimees Lavly Perling kritiseerib Euroopa Liitu. .
Reformierakonna Timo Suslov ütleb, et tuleb järgida reegleid. Ta arvab, et inimesed saavad ise end tutvustada. Isamaa jätkab kampaaniaga nagu plaanitud. Meta keelustab poliitilised reklaamid oma platvormidel. .
Social media company Meta will ban political ads on its platforms from October. This is due to a new European Union regulation. The ban will take effect before the end of local elections. Parties fear this threatens democracy. However, they will continue their campaigns as planned.
Parties use social media more every year. Outdoor and TV ads take a backseat. Center Party secretary-general Anneli Ott says the ban affects smaller parties more. Ott says that by October, social media ads will have already done their job.
Social Democrat Andre Hanimägi says the ban will not catastrophically affect their campaign. But there is no good alternative. He doesn't know what TikTok will do, for example. Hanimägi fears politicians may not reach young people. The Conservative People's Party says they will adapt. Chairwoman Lavly Perling criticizes the European Union. She hopes the restrictions will be reversed.
Reform Party's Timo Suslov says the rules must be followed. He believes people can introduce themselves. Isamaa will continue its campaign as planned. Meta is banning political ads on its platforms. Local elections are on October 18.