Technology
Google Ads Launches Anti Second Amendment Campaign
Google Ads will throttle revenue for gun-related sites — a quarter of online advertising just picked a side.
Staff Columnist
Conner Drigotas is a Staff Columnist for 71 Republic writing on civil liberties, criminal justice, and Libertarian Party politics. Conner co-founded Inside Investigator, a nonprofit investigative journalism outlet, and served as its managing editor. He was previously director of communications and development at the Fairness Center, a nonprofit public-interest law firm. Conner taught business communications as an adjunct professor at Lehigh University, managed local, state, and federal political campaigns, and worked in finance. A native of Maine and the author of Work for Liberty, he earned his MBA from Lehigh University and undergraduate degrees in government & law and psychology from Lafayette College. His writing also appeared at Free the People, The Liberty Block, and The Maine Wire, and he was a columnist for Advocates for Self-Government.
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Google Ads will throttle revenue for gun-related sites — a quarter of online advertising just picked a side.
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