Mastercard, Facing Pressure Over Role In Global Censorship Effort, Agrees To Major Change
- Mastercard agreed to stop making marketing decisions based on third-party views, following pressure from investors and organizations like the Alliance Defending Freedom.
- A new company policy will clarify that Mastercard will determine its branding and marketing strategy independently, as stated in communications with Alliance Defending Freedom.
- Inspire Investing, represented by Alliance Defending Freedom, withdrew their resolution following Mastercard's commitment to change its advertising strategy.
- The change was prompted by discussions with Inspire Investing, a shareholder advocating for a stop to discriminatory advertising practices.
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Mastercard, Facing Pressure Over Role In Global Censorship Effort, Agrees To Major Change
After being a major part of a global network of companies that cracked down on conservative speech in the name of so-called misinformation, credit card giant Mastercard has agreed that it will no longer make marketing or branding decisions based on third-parties, according to emails obtained by The Daily Wire. The announcement comes after a ...
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