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How Publishers Can Control Their Own Political Advertising Destiny

Messages can be a windfall rather than remnant afterthought

We really shouldn’t have to ask the National Security Administration to tell us who’s buying political advertising on the Internet.Illustration: Dianna McDougall; Sources: Getty Images
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By Chris Nolan

December 11, 2017

Now more than ever is the time for local news publishers to come to the aid of their country.

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