In this century, national elections across the
globe are rigged on social media. Online social networks can make or mar any
election, be it the US, the UK, France, Brazil, India, or African nations.
There are just a few unanswered questions: If everyone knows about it, and
there is enough evidence floating around about these malaises, why doesn’t
someone do something about it? Why do we hear and read about internal and
external malicious influences in every election on a regular basis? Why doesn’t
this stop or reduce?
March 22, 2019
Cover Story : Let’s lure voters – again
In this century, national elections across the
globe are rigged on social media. Online social networks can make or mar any
election, be it the US, the UK, France, Brazil, India, or African nations.
There are just a few unanswered questions: If everyone knows about it, and
there is enough evidence floating around about these malaises, why doesn’t
someone do something about it? Why do we hear and read about internal and
external malicious influences in every election on a regular basis? Why doesn’t
this stop or reduce?
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