Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport

The age of influence: why digital platforms must come clean about political ads

The US 2020 presidential campaigns will spend on $1.2bn on digital advertising, according to estimates. Image: REUTERS/Henry Nicholls

Marcus Burke
Research Analyst, Media, Entertainment and Sport, World Economic Forum
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