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ZDF Magazin Royale · S10E3 — Election Campaign on the Internet - Microtargeting 2.0
Season 10 episodes
1. What Rights sell us as FreedomFeb 7, 2025
2. Dance of the SectFeb 14, 2025
3. Election Campaign on the Internet - Microtargeting 2.0Feb 21, 2025
4. Politics and Media and the Mood in the CountryFeb 28, 2025
5. Together against Loneliness!Mar 7, 2025
6. Medical Influencers: Diagnosis of Self-PromotionMar 14, 2025
7. Anyone who wants German Children for GermanyMar 21, 2025
8. Who is the Security Risk here?Mar 28, 2025
9. René Benko: Power, Corruption, Billion-Dollar BankruptcyApr 4, 2025
10. Long prepared for Emergencies: PolandApr 11, 2025
11. Germany - An experienceApr 25, 2025
12. And with us the flood: Flood protection in GermanyMay 2, 2025
13. Right-wing YouTubers: The front line of the AfDMay 9, 2025
14. An ode to the cycleMay 16, 2025
15. Two rooms/kitchen/moneyMay 23, 2025
16. Homophobia – In the name of children?May 30, 2025
17. Greenland: Hot or Not?Jun 6, 2025
18. Eisern Ehrenfeld Tour 2025Jun 13, 2025Synopsis
In modern elections, political parties increasingly leverage social media networks such as Instagram and Facebook to reach voters. The practice of microtargeting enables them to deliver tailored campaign advertisements – a beneficial arrangement for both the parties and the platforms themselves. But does this arrangement ultimately serve the interests of the voters?

