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PTI’s active ad campaign on YouTube is why the ECP should expand its horizons

DRMby DRM
July 24, 2018

News Source: Dawn News

As the clock struck 12 last night, all the political ad campaigns on conventional media vanished.

But social media and video sharing sites do no count as conventional media, which is probably why the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf’s ad campaign on YouTube is still active.

Perhaps, this is something the Election Commission of Pakistan could address before the 2023 elections.

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