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$\"\"$ Every major campaign brings its set of changes. Barack Obama used big data and micro-targeting in his 2008 campaign. Then social networks became a great way to address messages to voters directly. But the political campaigns of 2016 and 2017 have been something different altogether. The internet has become so big that trolls started to have a significant influence on the results of the elections. Read More<\/a>
\nvia Romain Dillet
\n Romain Dillet \u2013 TechCrunch<\/a>
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