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This paper investigates whether it is possible for external publics to detect algorithmic targeting in political advertisements, using the tools provided by the Facebook Ad Library.

KEYWORDS: Campaigns, Internet oversight, Transparency

Could ICANN become a FIFA-like organisation, “flush with cash and accountable to no one“?

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