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🌟 I'm excited to share the third interview in our series with Lord Black, President of the Institute of Promotional Marketing (IPM). In this segment, we tackle the complex and timely issue of regulating political advertising . As we know, the pace of election campaigns is relentless, with developments unfolding not by the week or day, but by the hour. This rapid pace presents immense practical difficulties in implementing effective regulation. Yet, with the growing threat to democracy posed by fake news, much of it amplified by AI, the need for regulation has never been more critical. In this interview, Lord Black provides a candid exploration of these challenges, questioning whether it is feasible to regulate political advertising in practice, despite the clear necessity to do so. His insights highlight the delicate balance between safeguarding democratic processes and navigating the practical realities of enforcement. At the IPM, we remain committed to fostering integrity and transparency in all forms of advertising, including the highly contentious arena of political ads. Join us as we delve into this crucial discussion, exploring potential solutions and the future of political advertising regulation. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking conversations in our series. 🚀 #PoliticalAdvertising #Regulation #Democracy #FakeNews #IPMInsights #IPM #IPMInsider https://lnkd.in/ePQ5zhjF

At the IPM, we remain committed to fostering integrity and transparency in all forms of advertising, including the highly contentious arena of political ads. Join us as we delve into this crucial discussion, exploring potential solutions and the future of political advertising regulation. Find Out More: https://lnkd.in/evB7ZSWS #politicaladvertising #advertisingregulation #marketingnews #IPM #ipminsights #ipminsider

Demand action from Congress for a Supreme Court that serves as a check on presidential abuse of power rather than an instrument of that abuse.  The Supreme Court's ruling to grant presidents broad immunity was a massive failure in preventing the overreach of executive power, and it needs to be amended. Only Congress can fix what the Supreme Court has broken and to ensure that presidents aren't above the law.  In our testimony to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, we call on Congress to prevent the overreach of executive power and to create a Supreme Court more worthy of the public's trust. That includes:   enacting reforms to reverse the Supreme Court's presidential immunity ruling;  creating enforceable rules for recusal to prevent justices from hearing cases in which they have a conflict of interest;  strengthening congressional oversight of the Supreme Court; and  re-evaluating how justices are selected, how long they serve, and how power is distributed in the judiciary.  We've provided the road map to accountability. Now, make your voice heard by signing our petition and demanding action from Congress. 

🌟 Let's talk about rights and responsibilities in the digital world! 🌍 Dive into the insightful article on 'The Social Chameleon Show' bill of rights. Here’s a sneak peek: - Explore the vital points that shape our online interactions. - Learn how these principles can create a positive impact on our virtual communities. - Discover practical tips for maintaining a healthy online presence. - Join the conversation on setting the standards for digital communication. Excited to share thoughts on this topic? Check out the full article for a deep dive! #DigitalRights #OnlineResponsibilities #TheSocialChameleonShow https://lnkd.in/gqWienyk

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#politicaladvertising creates challenges for brands during this political season. Read this informative article to find out more. Record-breaking 2024 US political ad spend likely to disrupt commercial media landscape | The Drum https://lnkd.in/d8Hj8gwg

What are the manifesto promises for sport? In the lead-up to the General Election I want to learn more about the political parties think about sport and their manifesto commitments. Dr Google led me to these interesting summaries to some of the main parties' pledges by Youth Sport Trust. https://lnkd.in/eQxCpyEr. I've searched some of the manifestos and notice the short sections on sport. It would be interesting to do a word cloud as my perception is football, cycleways, football, grass, funding, grassroots, football, museums, football, cycleways, football. Sounds like there needs to be a parallel IFS, the Institute for Football Studies! I'm probably being optimistic to want to know more but I currently feel "is that it?" What have I missed? If you have garnered greater insights please let me know in the comments.

As the heat rises in U.S. politics, brands need to stay sharp! With platforms tightening their belts on political content, it's crucial to navigate wisely. Our expert moderators at ICUC are here to guide you through the storm. Learn more in our latest newsletter: https://lnkd.in/geJqYWBF #brandstrategy #contentmoderation #socialmedia

The U.S. Supreme Court recently made a landmark ruling that clarifies the fine line between public officials' private speech and state action on social media. This decision addresses whether public officials can block constituents from their social media accounts in a digital age where social media platforms serve as key communication channels. Through the cases of O'Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier and Lindke v. Freed, the Court established criteria to determine when such actions constitute state action, setting a precedent that will affect how public officials engage online. This ruling impacts the relationship between public figures and the public and sets guidelines for what constitutes official speech on social media. Explore the significant implications for public officials and constituents by reading these pivotal cases' details. Follow the link to our detailed article for an in-depth analysis and insights into the Supreme Court's decision. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gArG7nfq #BuelowVetter #Wisconsin #WisconsinAttorney #TheSolutionStartsHere #SupremeCourt #SocialMedia #PublicOfficalsAndSocialMedia #CourtRuling #CircuitSplit