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Courier Newsroom's local digital news outlets are not traditional town newspapers. Instead, they are websites designed to encourage people in key swing states to vote Democratic, while looking like local newspapers. The articles are promoted on social media such as Facebook, which does not
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wrote that "Courier grew out of a series of explicitly political experiments that hinged on using paid online advertising to turn out voters. It then pivoted to being a privately owned media company" that is "testing the limits of what a newsroom can be."
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Democratic candidates have raised questions about its reliability and about the line between advocacy and journalism. Courier engages in political
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Courier "published articles favoring Democrats and received millions of dollars from dark money groups. It was paid $ 2.6 million by a nonprofit linked to House Democratic leadership to promote articles."
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Vogel, Kenneth P.; Goldmacher, Shane (29 January 2022).
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751:"Opinion: The new pink slime media"
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