hanimmal
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https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/21/us/michigan-metric-media-news.html
So a bunch of websites that are designed to look like local newspaper websites were just opened by a company specializing in using data to know exactly how to 'advertise' to people on a local level.
This is how information bubbles are formed. Only the information they want to be on those websites will go onto it and they can centralize the stream of information and use data analytics to write the 'local' articles based on collecting realtime data form everyone's social media.
This is just mentioning the right-wing websites. It is very possible that they will have websites designed to every bubble they try to make to sway/depress voters as needed to get the people they want elected.
So a bunch of websites that are designed to look like local newspaper websites were just opened by a company specializing in using data to know exactly how to 'advertise' to people on a local level.

Despite working for Michigan State University outside Lansing, Mich., Matt Grossmann had never heard of The Lansing Sun until he stumbled across the website on his Facebook news feed earlier this month.
So when he clicked on an advertised article about Michigan’s roads spending that criticized the state’s Democratic governor, he was curious to know whether The Sun was a new outlet serving the state capital’s 118,000 residents and political leaders.
What he discovered instead was a network of nearly 40 websites that appear to be local news outlets from throughout Michigan but offer largely identical articles about taxes, alleged voter fraud and education costs with a distinctly conservative political tone. Websites with names like The Grand Rapids Reporter, The Kalamazoo Times and Waterford Today include little local news beyond gas prices and prewritten releases about library events.
This is how information bubbles are formed. Only the information they want to be on those websites will go onto it and they can centralize the stream of information and use data analytics to write the 'local' articles based on collecting realtime data form everyone's social media.
This is just mentioning the right-wing websites. It is very possible that they will have websites designed to every bubble they try to make to sway/depress voters as needed to get the people they want elected.