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City officials said despite their best intentions, the plan caused harm for the community. Author: Val Lick (KARE), Jennifer Hoff Published: 2:40 PM CST March 1, 2021 Updated: 6:07 PM CST March 1, 2021
Minneapolis city officials are abandoning a plan to hire social media partners to disseminate information during the trial of Derek Chauvin.
The plan, which would have cost a total of $12,000, was to partner with six social media influencers who would share information from the city throughout the trial. Minneapolis officials say they believed it would help them share important information with people who aren t connected to mainstream news or the city s usual communication channels, but many community members spoke out against the strategy.
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Minneapolis scraps plan to pay influencers to share information during Chauvin trial
The plan to pay influencers to share city-approved messages during the trials of the officers charged in George Floyd s death drew criticism.
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The City of Minneapolis is no longer going to pay social media influencers to share information during the trials of the former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd.
This comes days after the City Council approved a Joint Information System (JIS) plan that would have paid influencers $2,000 each to share city-approved messages on social media.
With all eyes on Minneapolis again ahead of Derek Chauvin s murder trial, which begins March 8, city and state law enforcement officials have been preparing to keep the peace during the trial, including fortification efforts and sending in the Minnesota National Guard. (The trial for the other officers is scheduled for August.)
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