A New Hampshire Newspaper Case Highlights Trouble With State Level Advertisement Regulations

Ahead of what is poised to be an election season saturated with political ads, state regulators are struggling to grapple with enforcing their regulations.

AP/Charles Krupa, file
Londonderry Times newspaper editions in 2022. AP/Charles Krupa, file

A New Hampshire newspaper publisher is due in court for sentencing next week after the publisher was convicted of running improperly marked political advertising. The case comes ahead of an election where states are poised to struggle to enforce recent regulations on a booming digital advertising market.

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