ISFED Reports Georgian TV Channels Bypass Social Media Ad Bans

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•ISFED is the organization reporting on the issue.
•Two Georgian TV channels are under sanctions restricting their social media advertising.
•The channels have implemented methods to circumvent these advertising restrictions.
•The report was published on March 12, 2026.

What Could Happen If...

▸Georgian regulatory authorities enforce stricter monitoring and penalties on social media advertising The sanctioned TV channels may face increased difficulties in reaching audiences, potentially reducing their influence on public discourse.

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🌍Abkhazia

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🏛International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy

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RUJAMnews (Caucasus)ISFED: How two sanctioned Georgian TV channels circumvent social media advertising restrictions

The International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) reported that two Georgian TV channels, despite being sanctioned, have found ways to bypass restrictions on social media advertising. This development affects media regulation and political communication in Georgia, potentially influencing public opinion and election fairness. The channels' actions challenge enforcement of advertising rules on digital platforms.