It was launched last Monday (15) the Guide for Digital Influencers in elections, initiative of InternetLab research center and media education project Redes Cordiais. Focusing on the 2022 elections, the document brings together updated information on data protection, disinformation, censorship, political violence and other factors involved in digital political communication. This is the second edition of the guide, which was first published for the 2020 elections.
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Based on electoral legislation, the document provides:
- a set of democratic, ethical and security principles for decision-making
- a toolbox with practical questions and answers that may arise during the election period
Did you know that, according to the law, it is not allowed to hire digital influencers to publish or promote political/electoral content on their networks or websites? Read more here. (InternetLab)
The guide seeks to guide influencers and digital content producers on the rules necessary to build “a space in which political debate is free, democratic, transparent and plural”, say the organizers. Read the full release post here.
Curto Curatorship
- YouTube deleted less than 10% of videos indicated by the TSE (To the Facts)
- TSE confirms ineligibility of Senate candidate who hired digital influencers to boost campaign (Superior Electoral Court)
- Topic #773: Elections – uses and abuses on social media (Podcast 🦻G1)
- Young people become politicized with influencers and social media channels, study indicates (FSP)
- Political intolerance: Arruda’s murder generates condemnation on the networks (Curto news)
