Marketing Politics Daily Editions for February 2016
- Marketing Politics Daily - Monday, Feb. 15, 2016
- Spot TV Is King Of Political Budgets, Jeb, Hillary Are Agency Favorites
- Sen. Harry Reid Notes Possibility Of Brokered Convention
- Sen. Ted Cruz In Tough Spot After Casting Former Adult Actress In Ad
- Cruz Takes on Clinton's Email Scandal in New Ad
- Trump Accuses RNC of Illegally Using His Name in Fundraising Emails
- How Dstillery Tracked 16,000 Iowa Caucus-Goers Via Their Phones
- Rubicon's Novak Takes On Consumer Disrespect, Election As Programmatic Case Study
- Marketing Politics Daily - Friday, Feb. 12, 2016
- Clinton, Sanders Spar In 'Great Debate'
- Women Explain Why They Like Donald Trump
- Sanders Picked Up 2,095 Votes in NH GOP Primary
- New Cruz Ad Attacks Trump For Being Sleazy
- State Department Ordered to Release All Clinton Emails by End of the Month
- Congress Prohibits States From Taxing Web Access
- Clinton's Email Ask Goes Viral on Social Media
- Canada Conservative Party Spends Big On Ads
- Trump Lashes Out At 'NYDN' In Usual Fashion
- House Panel Approves New Limits On FCC's Broadband Authority
- Marketing Politics Daily - Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016
- Mobile Strategy Takes Center Stage In 2016 Race
- Sanders Raises More Than $6 Million In 24 Hours Post-NH
- What To Look For In Tonight's Democratic Debate
- Marco Rubio's Sinking Appeal
- Former Clinton Aides Used Private Email Server for Official Business
- Cruz & Rubio Continue to Rent Scott Walker's Email List
- Politwoops Returns In U.S.
- New House Bill Would Protect Encryption On Smartphones
- Newspapers Trail As Political News Sources
- All Hail Megyn Kelly, TV's Top Newswoman - And From Fox, No Less
- Marketing Politics Daily - Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2016
- Trump, Sanders Win NH, Political Race Heats Up
- NH Primary Day: Mobile Bests Desktop In Calls To Action
- President George W. Bush Comes Out Of The Shadows
- Presidential Hopefuls Battle It Out In Paid-Search Advertising Clicks
- Rubio Blames Debate Performance, Media For Poor NH Showing
- Funny Or Die Parody Stars Depp As Trump
- Christie Expected To End Presidential Bid
- Judge Wants State Department to Move Faster in Clinton Email Release Program
- Canadian Politicians Can't Hide Behind Personal Emails
- Data Can Reinforce, but It Can Also Surprise
- Coming Soon: Big Shift In How Political Marketers Buy Media
- Marketing Politics Daily - Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016
- Bernie's Artful Smear
- First New Hampshire Results Shows A Bernie Lead And 3-Way GOP Tie
- Political Exceptional-ism: What Are Buy-Side Mistakes?
- GOP Candidates Spent More Than $30 Million Attacking Each Other In New Hampshire
- In Advanced TV, Viewer ID Must Remain Sacred
- Rubio Staff Profiles NYU Journalism Students
- Amobee Analyzes Online Metrics, As Political News Becomes More Interactive
- Horizon Media Hatches First Incubator Project: VoterGuru
- FBI's Clinton Probe Remains Ongoing
- Marketing Politics Daily - Monday, Feb. 8, 2016
- ABC's GOP Debate Gets Candidates Riled, Rubio Shows Instability
- House Republicans Slam FCC's 'Troubling' Broadband Moves
- 'FiveThirtyEight' Projects A Trump Win, Strong Kasich Showing In New Hampshire
- The Trump-ification Of 2016: The Super Bowl Implodes
- 'NYT' Tests Slack Election Bot
- Yup, Adelson Is Screwing Up The 'LVRJ'
- Bill Clinton Takes Aim At Bernie Sanders
- Megyn Kelly Will Moderate Fox News Debate In March
- Bill Clinton Defends Hillary's Email Server
- Marketing Politics Daily - Friday, Feb. 5, 2016
- Clinton, Sanders Debate: "Obviously We've Hit A Nerve"
- Trump Changes Tone As New Hampshire Primary Approaches
- The Top 5 Mobile Marketing Trends for Political Ads
- Bush Swings At Rubio Record
- 3 Ways Mobile Marketing Will Evolve In 2016
- State Department Probe Reveals Clinton Wasn't Only State Dept Chief to Use Personal Email
- BBC Trust Chair Tells Government To Not Ignore Public Opinion
- 'NYT' Appoints Lisa Ryan Howard SVP, Advertising
- Marketing Politics Daily - Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016
- Marco Rubio Looks Like The Establishment Pick
- Michelle Obama: How Publishers Can Reach Millennials
- The Press Should Be A Watchdog, Not Spinmeisters
- Bud Light's Super Bowl Ad Bows New Political Party: The Bud Light Party
- CNN Hosts Democratic Town Hall The Night Before MSNBC Debate
- Sanders Urges FCC To End 'Unfair' Broadband Billing Practices
- Email: King Of The Smartphone
- Ted Cruz Raises $3 Million Since Iowa
- Digital TV Viewers Gain Momentum, But Traditional TV Still Dominates
- House Oversight Chairman Wants Formal Email Investigation of Clinton
- Neo Nazi Group's Email Hacked
- Marketing Politics Daily - Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2016
- Latino Vote Skews Younger And Is Growing Fast
- Clinton Narrowly Wins Iowa Primary Amidst Email Scandal
- Exodus Of Clinton Staffers From Brooklyn Office Heading To New Hampshire
- 'The Atlantic,' 'New York Magazine' Win Top Ellie Awards
- Establishment Lines Up Behind Rubio
- Cruz Used Email to Circulate Carson Drop Out Rumor
- John Kerry Sent Clinton Email From Personal Account When He Was a Senator
- Innocent Founder Warns Of Red Tape 'Insanity' If Britain Leaves The EU
- Google's Book Project Harms Freelance Writers, Group Tells Supreme Court
- Will Hispanics Watch Super Bowl 50 In Spanish Or English?
- Marketing Politics Daily - Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2016
- The Iowa Surprise: Clinton Wins, Trump Doesn't, Rubio Places
- Iowa Political TV: Cruz Airs More Unique TV Spots, Clinton Grabs Most TV Ad Time
- Political Spending By Koch Group Hits $400 Million in 2015
- Cruz Attack Ad A Boon To 'Bella'
- If Politics Is A Blood Sport, Politico Seeks To Put More Skin In The Game
- Sanders Raises $20 Million In January
- Potty Talk
- Kantar Media And 4C Team Up To Target Voters
- Quantcast Expands D.C. Office
- Email Marketers Have a Ways to Go to Get Mobile Right
