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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the company will rework its platform, reducing the amount of political content in newsfeeds.

Online ad bans freeze political campaigns POLITICO 1/27/2021 By Elena Schneider © Richard Drew/AP Photo Tech companies like Facebook instituted rolling blackouts for ads before and after Election Day 2020 as part of a broader effort to cut down on misinformation around elections. Facebook and Google’s on-again, off-again bans on political ads are hitting campaigns during a crucial fundraising window, cutting off a key pipeline to potential supporters and disrupting early planning for the next round of elections, from state and local races this year to looming midterm el...

Tim Cameron Similar to people in communities across Alberta, many residents of Drayton Valley are frustrated.  On Sunday afternoon, Jan 17th many showed up at the offices of their elected officials to leave messages of concern.  No gathering took place in the interest of public safety, but the message was clear that every level of government isn’t doing enough to address the concerns of its citizens.  People requested for all businesses to be opened to provide parity for all, for outdoor restrictions to be removed, reduction of salaries for politicians and bureaucracy alike, and for bett...

Gold Mountain (ASX:GMN) reports initial exploration results from Wabag SubscribeBe the first with the news that moves the market Gold Mountain (GMN) has reported initial explorations findings from its copper-gold Wabag Project in Papua New Guinea Key targets undergoing exploration at the project include Mongae-Monoyal and Mt Wipi Highlights from findings at the Waa Creek — which lies in close proximity to the Mt Wipi prospect — include five metres at 2.57 per cent copper and seven metres at 0.63 g/t gold GMN's Chief Executive Officer says he is encouraged to see initial results coming o...

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