Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for January 2021
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021
- Doctoring Doom
- North Dakota's Proposed Opt-In Privacy Law Needs Overhaul, Ad Industry Argues
- 'International Marketing' Peaked In Wake of Election
- Preserve Section 230, Watchdogs Urge Biden
- Simpli.fi Powers Through Pandemic With Surge In Addressable Programmatic
- Lawmaker Blasts Facebook Over Political-Group Recommendations
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021
- So Nice To See!
- Cover Story: 'Day One'
- Presidency Lost: No Cambridge Analytica
- Whither The Lincoln Project Now That Trump Is Gone?
- Trump-Era FCC Issues Cheery Broadband Report
- Post-Trump, A New Era Of TV News
- Fox News Host's Ex-Spouse Gets Last-Minute Trump Pardon
- Battle Over Trump's Twitter Blocks Could Still Reach Supreme Court
- Fox Digital Layoffs Include Exec Involved In Calling Arizona For Biden
- Google Suspends Margaret Mitchell, Researcher In Its AI Division
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021
- The Media Optics Of The Capitol Insurgency
- 'Take Nothing For Granted In Democracies': One Exec's Response To D.C. Crisis
- Twitter And Facebook Lock Trump Accounts After Mob Invades Capitol
- Lincoln Project Joins Chorus Of Those Demanding A Second Impeachment
- Facebook Reinstates Political Ads Pause In Georgia, As Critics Slam It For Allowing False Ads
- Trump Bans U.S. Transactions On Eight Chinese-Connected Apps, Including Alipay, WeChat
- Creative All-Star: Reed Galen
- Early Outlook For Publishers As Democrats To Control Senate
- Ted Danson For 'Mayor'? It Is As Unbelievable As It Sounds
- TV Station Group Tegna Sees Record Political Ad Revenues In Q4
- How Much Is Too Much? Election Provides Valuable Marketing Lessons
- Facebook Pages Redesign Eliminates 'Like' Button To Focus On Followers
