“If X is hosting the content, a simple “Follow on X” is no more an advertisement than an 800 number is for the phone company, or a link to download a PDF reader from Adobe.
The mini-mercials on NPR are much closer to real advertising, and DOGE and the FCC will get to the bottom of that.”
See... First you have to know the facts like I do. It is not hosted by X. and it is not NPR private status.
Owner- Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
Owner’s location- CISA – NGR STOP 0645, 1110 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington, Virginia, 20598-0645, United States
Hosted by- Cloudflare Inc.
Server location- United States
Registered with - Get.gov
Registration date- 21 January 2025 (19 days and 16 hours ago)
Expiration date- 21 January 2026 (in 11 months and 11 days)
https://www.wmtips.com/tools/info/doge.gov
An official government website is not NPR is it? Advertising a “certain” private company on an official government website controlled by CISA is unprecedented and completely out of bounds.