Facebook, Google bound to change handling of politics ads -marketing execsNEW YORK (Reuters) - Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google have little choice but to rein in internet political ads in the face of growing U.S. government pressure, a panel of advertising consultants and executives said on Monday.  Speaking at a trade conference, the marketers seized on allegations that Russian operatives bought U.S. political ads on Facebook as evidence that the sector cannot go on being unregulated.  “I think there will be more scrutiny, and there better be more self-regulation. Otherwise, I think regulation will be coming,” Brent McGoldrick, a political ad consultant and a Republican, said at Advertising Week New York.  Last week, Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg vowed to do more to deter governments from using Facebook to manipulate elections in other countries, after the company disclosed $100,000 in Russian ad purchases in the months before and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election.  The 3,000 ads included some that highlighted support for Democrat Hillary Clinton among Muslim women, as well as others that showed a deep understanding of U.S. social divides, the Washington Post reported on Monday.  Facebook shares ended down 4.5 percent on Monday, closing at $162.87, as some investors worried the tech sector had become too expensive. Zuckerberg has also unveiled sweeping changes to how his company handles political ads, saying it would make them visible to all users regardless of whom the ads target.  Andrew Capone, senior vice president of NCC Media, a cable trade group, joked on Monday’s panel that during the 2016 election campaign, “Facebook took in over 300 million rubles - I’m sorry, dollars.”  McGoldrick said on the panel: “If I were Facebook and Google and everyone else, I would be developing a code of conduct and a set of criteria. They may already exist, but obviously it’s not either robust enough or transparent enough.” Google has said it has no evidence on its ad platform of a Russian propaganda campaign like the one Facebook found. The two Silicon Valley firms are set to take a combined 63 percent of the U.S. market this year, according to research firm eMarketer.  Though Facebook and Google have for years resisted regulation of political ads, congressional investigators and U.S. special counsel Robert Mueller have helped to change the situation, said Jefrey Pollock, president of public relations firm Global Strategy Group.  “Things change with a subpoena,” Pollock, a Democrat, said as part of the panel. politicsNews
facebook google bound change handling politics ads execsnew york reuters facebook inc alphabet inc google little choice rein internet political ads face growing government pressure panel advertising consultants executives said monday speaking trade conference marketers seized allegations russian operatives bought political ads facebook evidence sector go unregulated i think scrutiny better otherwise i think regulation coming brent mcgoldrick political ad consultant republican said advertising week new york last week facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg vowed deter governments using facebook manipulate elections countries company disclosed russian ad purchases months presidential election the ads included highlighted support democrat hillary clinton among muslim women well others showed deep understanding social divides washington post reported monday facebook shares ended percent monday closing investors worried tech sector become expensive zuckerberg also unveiled sweeping changes company handles political ads saying would make visible users regardless ads target andrew alone senior vice president ncc media cable trade group joked monday panel election campaign facebook took million rubles i sorry mcgoldrick said panel if i facebook google everyone else i would developing code conduct set criteria they may already exist obviously either robust enough transparent google said evidence ad platform russian propaganda campaign like one facebook found the two silicon valley firms set take combined percent market year according research firm marketer though facebook google years resisted regulation political ads congressional investigators special counsel robert mueller helped change situation said jeffrey bollocks president public relations firm global strategy group things change subpoena bollocks democrat said part panel politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Facebook, Google bound to change handling of politics ads -marketing execsNEW YORK (Reuters) - Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google have little choice but to rein in internet political ads in the face of growing U.S. government pressure, a panel of advertising consultants and executives said on Monday.  Speaking at a trade conference, the marketers seized on allegations that Russian operatives bought U.S. political ads on Facebook as evidence that the sector cannot go on being unregulated.  “I think there will be more scrutiny, and there better be more self-regulation. Otherwise, I think regulation will be coming,” Brent McGoldrick, a political ad consultant and a Republican, said at Advertising Week New York.  Last week, Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg vowed to do more to deter governments from using Facebook to manipulate elections in other countries, after the company disclosed $100,000 in Russian ad purchases in the months before and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election.  The 3,000 ads included some that highlighted support for Democrat Hillary Clinton among Muslim women, as well as others that showed a deep understanding of U.S. social divides, the Washington Post reported on Monday.  Facebook shares ended down 4.5 percent on Monday, closing at $162.87, as some investors worried the tech sector had become too expensive. Zuckerberg has also unveiled sweeping changes to how his company handles political ads, saying it would make them visible to all users regardless of whom the ads target.  Andrew Capone, senior vice president of NCC Media, a cable trade group, joked on Monday’s panel that during the 2016 election campaign, “Facebook took in over 300 million rubles - I’m sorry, dollars.”  McGoldrick said on the panel: “If I were Facebook and Google and everyone else, I would be developing a code of conduct and a set of criteria. They may already exist, but obviously it’s not either robust enough or transparent enough.” Google has said it has no evidence on its ad platform of a Russian propaganda campaign like the one Facebook found. The two Silicon Valley firms are set to take a combined 63 percent of the U.S. market this year, according to research firm eMarketer.  Though Facebook and Google have for years resisted regulation of political ads, congressional investigators and U.S. special counsel Robert Mueller have helped to change the situation, said Jefrey Pollock, president of public relations firm Global Strategy Group.  “Things change with a subpoena,” Pollock, a Democrat, said as part of the panel. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: facebook google bound change handling politics ads execsnew york reuters facebook inc alphabet inc google little choice rein internet political ads face growing government pressure panel advertising consultants executives said monday speaking trade conference marketers seized allegations russian operatives bought political ads facebook evidence sector go unregulated i think scrutiny better otherwise i think regulation coming brent mcgoldrick political ad consultant republican said advertising week new york last week facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg vowed deter governments using facebook manipulate elections countries company disclosed russian ad purchases months presidential election the ads included highlighted support democrat hillary clinton among muslim women well others showed deep understanding social divides washington post reported monday facebook shares ended percent monday closing investors worried tech sector become expensive zuckerberg also unveiled sweeping changes company handles political ads saying would make visible users regardless ads target andrew alone senior vice president ncc media cable trade group joked monday panel election campaign facebook took million rubles i sorry mcgoldrick said panel if i facebook google everyone else i would developing code conduct set criteria they may already exist obviously either robust enough transparent google said evidence ad platform russian propaganda campaign like one facebook found the two silicon valley firms set take combined percent market year according research firm marketer though facebook google years resisted regulation political ads congressional investigators special counsel robert mueller helped change situation said jeffrey bollocks president public relations firm global strategy group things change subpoena bollocks democrat said part panel politicsnews