

TBD | The Influencer Administration
Dec 6, 2024
Tech reporter Drew Harwell from The Washington Post dives into the intriguing rise of influencers in politics, spotlighting figures like RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz. He discusses the blurred lines between public service and commercialism, especially in the wake of the Trump era. The conversation also tackles ethical concerns around influencer marketing and the complexities of federal endorsements. With the digital age reshaping political branding, Harwell questions what this means for genuine engagement from elected officials in an increasingly commercial landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Blurred Lines of Politics and Influence
03:15 • 5min
The Rising Influence of Celebrity in Politics
08:13 • 2min
Social Media Ethics and Political Influence
09:47 • 5min
Navigating Endorsements and Federal Ethics
14:21 • 2min
Corporate Accountability and Financial Tips
16:10 • 2min
Trump, Influence, and the Digital Age
17:55 • 11min
Exploring the Landscape of Digital Influence
29:07 • 2min