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Oct 7, 2022
Scott Goodstein is the CEO and Founder of Catalyst Campaigns and is active in the war against spam. He sets the stage with a description of the early days of mass text messaging by the Obama campaign in 2008.
We talk about:
- Voter lists and targeting political text message spam
- Impact of texting moving from opt-in to spam
- Use of text messaging for consumer products versus use for political fundraising and persuasion
- Weaponizing peer-to-peer texting for political disinformation and fraudulent fundraising
- Changes in the rules surrounding political texting and inadequacies of 10DLC
- Role of the FCC in defining and determining legal use of political campaign texting
- Need for a DoNotText List with teeth
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