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Do you want buy more fans?

Elliott Zaagman‏ @ElliottZaagman 12 hours ago

 
 
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In case y’all were interested, here’s the doc for the China state media’s most recent ad buy on Twitter.

10:40 PM - 19 Aug 2019
 
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      11 hours ago
       
       
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      Does anyone have additional information as to how this process specifically works?

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      Here’s the web site for the agency that apparently won the bid:

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      ￥1248800 for 580000 incremental followers, so they're paying ￥2.15 or $0.30 for each follower. Any expert on whether they got a good deal?

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      Taxpayers cry, treasury sorrow

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      finally, 50 cent party got pay rise with 2 dollar per post. No wonder they are desperate now....

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      WOW It is how they try to control everything

       
       
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      Nice catch

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Facebook, Twitter accuse China of spreading Hong Kong disinformation


Los Angeles Times - Aug. 19, 2019


These instances showed Facebook and others were not equipped to manage targeted campaigns, said Kat Lo, who studies content moderation. But Lo said these moves by Facebook and Twitter might indicate they might be making an attempt to be more proactive than they had been in the past.
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