they might only control the narrative on twitter. only around 10% of americans would be a monthly active user on twitter. the world is not twitter, or social media. It might feel like that. Plently of people are still getting their news from other places. the article is still on nypost.
> is allowing some stories and blocking others election interference?
Lets say CNN decides to not publish this story, is that election interference? Now their viewers won't know about it.
You could also say its election interference to run an unfounded story in the first place
they might only control the narrative on twitter. only around 10% of americans would be a monthly active user on twitter. the world is not twitter, or social media. It might feel like that. Plently of people are still getting their news from other places. the article is still on nypost.
> is allowing some stories and blocking others election interference?
Lets say CNN decides to not publish this story, is that election interference? Now their viewers won't know about it.
You could also say its election interference to run an unfounded story in the first place