May 16

Foursquare Is Trying to Save Net Neutrality Using Location Data

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With Congress’ net neutrality vote looming, a last-ditch ad campaign is using location data to guess the savviest constituents of the handful of Senators considered most likely to flip on the issue. Spearheaded by tech companies Foursquare, Shutterstock, Tinder, Vimeo and Warby Parker, the mobile ads target five states–Colorado, Nevada, Louisiana, Alaska and Florida. The…

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