Elizabeth Warren placed ads attacking Facebook on its site. The social media giant deleted them.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren speaks about her policy ideas with Anand Giridharadas at the South by Southwest conference on March 9. By Isaac Stanley-Becker and Isaac Stanley-Becker Reporter based in the U.K. Email Bio Follow Tony Romm Tony Romm Staff writer covering technology policy Email Bio Follow March 12 at 1:28 AM Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat vying for the presidency, didn’t have to search far and wide for ammunition in her salvo against Facebook and other technology giants.
"In the interest of allowing robust debate, we are restoring the ads,” the company said in a statement to The Washington Post. Facebook declined to say how Warren’s political ads had been targeted — whether it was human reviewers or the company’s artificial intelligence tools. The service’s advertising policies ban use of “f” or the Facebook logo in place of the word “Facebook.”
Warren’s presidential campaign has sponsored numerous ads on Facebook, including more than a dozen touting her plans, announced last week, to curtail the power of tech giants. The most forceful approach to date, Warren’s agenda speaks to growing disaffection with Internet juggernauts once carefully courted by Democrats. It sent tremors through Silicon Valley. It’s unclear to what extent her plans will be embraced by her Democratic rivals, some of whom have similarly voiced concern about a “major monopoly problem,” as Sen. Amy Klobuchar put it.
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