Marketing Politics Daily Editions for December 2016
- Marketing Politics Daily - Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016
- Investigators Find Security Flaws In Wisconsin Voting Machines
- Wheeler To Leave FCC In January
- Libertarians Emerge As Anti-Trump Block
- Germany's Merkel Backs Fake News Ban
- Ashley Madison Settles With FTC Over Hack
- House GOP Wants Regulations Undone On FDA, Climate, Uber
- Roger Ailes Sells Local Upstate NY Newspaper
- Tech Workers Say They Won't Create Database To Track Muslims
- Lindsey Graham Says Russians Hacked His Email
- Google to Change Scanning Policy as Part of Legal Settlement
- Former UK Prime Minister Urges Delay On Murdoch's Takeover Of Sky
- Marketing Politics Daily - Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2016
- Slate Launches Google Chrome Extension To Flag Fake News
- A Year Of Fake News, The Biggest Lie Of 2016
- Survey: Voter Suppression In Election 2016
- Worried About Fake, Partisan News? Be Your Own Journalist
- Fake News Sites Reportedly Still Running Google AdSense
- Supporters Give Trump Latitude, Twitter Nixed As Political Strategy
- 'New Celebrity Apprentice' Shaping Up As Oddest Show Of The New Year
- Google Discloses Receiving NSA Letters
- Trump Is Helping His Business Interests As President Elect
- FreeWheel Report Shows Growth In Politics, Sports Video
- Judge Tosses Motions To Dismiss In JWT Sex Harassment Case
- Senate Fails To Reconfirm Democratic FCC Commissioner
- Civil Rights Groups Protest Boston PD's Social Media Monitoring Plan
- App Developer Duped Consumers With Fake Reviews, FTC Says
- Podesta Email Hack Stemmed from Typo
- RNC Not Concerned Over Email Hack
- Judge Prohibits VidAngel From Operating Streaming Video Service
- German MPs Call For Fake News Campaigns To Be Criminalised
- Marketing Politics Daily - Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2016
- Russian Election Hacking Called 'Political Equivalent Of 9/11'
- Supreme Court Won't Hear DMA Challenge To Colorado Web Tax Law
- Us Feel Good About Trump
- Judge Urged To Approve $1 Million Adware Settlement
- Rick Perry Tapped For Energy Secretary
- Is Trump The Best Thing That Ever Happened to Advertising?
- Backpage Execs Cleared Of 'Pimping' Charges
- Trump Picks ExxonMobil CEO For Secretary Of State
- Latest Trump Takedown Comes From 'Teen Vogue'
- EC Electors Demand Intelligence Briefing
- Google Privacy Chief Slams French Regulators Over Censorship Demands
- Newspapers Have Made This Bed -- Shouldn't They Sleep In It?
- Bill Gates Leading $1B Fund To Fight Climate Change
- Twitter Re-Verifies Account Of White Supremacist
- Judge Requires White House Science Official to Preserve Emails in Lawsuit
- The First Email Sent Between Two Heads of State
- Marketing Politics Daily - Monday, Dec. 12, 2016
- 'Transparency' Voted 2016's Word Of The Year
- Trump To Hold Tech Summit On Wednesday
- Good Political Journalism Critical To Sustaining Free Press
- The Mythmaker In The White House: Jackie And History
- 'Guardian,' 'Vice' Strike Content Partnership Deal
- Trump Will Have Control Of Government-Run Voice Of America TV Network
- Hillary And Michelle: Boomer Influencers Rock!
- John Bolton Calls Evidence Of Russian Hacking Obama Plot
- Trump Continues To Make TV Money On 'Celebrity Apprentice'
- Twitter Restores Account Of White Nationalist Figure
- Boeing Stresses Job Lift In Announcing Iran Air Pact
- Politicians Keep Campaign Email Lists Alive
- Twitter Pulls Data Access Over Surveillance Concerns
- Court Reaffirms Facebook Victory Against Power Ventures In 'Hacking' Battle
- FBI Told Illinois GOP About Email Hack Back in June
- Comcast Exec Says Net Neutrality Order Didn't Harm Company
- Campaigners, MPs Raise Concerns Over Murdoch's Plans For Full Control Of Sky
- Marketing Politics Daily - Friday, Dec. 9, 2016
- Pew Poll Reaffirms Trump's Weak Mandate
- Post-Election, Trump's Earned Media Soars
- President Obama Orders Full Review Of Election-Related Hacking
- Ad Agencies To Fill Gaps Identified By President-Elect Trump
- Trump Intends To Keep Stake In His Business
- FCC Republicans Aim To Repeal Net Neutrality, Privacy Rules
- New Harvard Study: False Equivalence Helped Elect Donald Trump
- Trump Tests Twitter's Incitement Rules
- Charter CEO Cheers Prospect Of Fewer Regulations Under Trump
- Trump Picks Fast Food Exec For Labor Secretary
- German Brands Boycott Right-Wing Breitbart Site
- Canadian Government Says Websites & Email Back Up After Outage
- Donald Trump And The Fine Art Of Being Transparently Nontransparent
- Forget Facebook And The Macedonians: Is Google Responsible For the Post-Truth Era?
- Marketing Politics Daily - Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016
- The Pollsters Were Better In 2016 Than They Were In 2012
- DOJ Contacts IPG Agency About Its Commercial Production Probe
- Poll: Majority Find Major News Outlets Credible
- Big Data Disaster: Clinton's ADA Algorithm Didn't Add Up
- Polgreen Tapped As EIC, 'The Huffington Post'
- Clinton Holds Event For Top Donors, Some Grumble They Weren't Invited
- Newspapers Lobby Trump About Google News
- House GOP PAC Far Outdid Fundraising Record In 2016
- Rumor Or Fake News? Parsing The Stories About Corden Replacing Colbert
- Adobe Inks Deal With Federal Government
- Senators Listen, Posture On AT&T Time Warner Deal
- FCC: Only Half Of Wireline Connections Reach 'Broadband' Speeds
- FTC Explores Privacy Concerns Raised By Smart TVs
- Texas Attorney Fined $175K For Submitting Fabricated Email to the Court
- Publishers May Be in Violation of COPPA - And Not Even Know It
- Marketing Politics Daily - Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2016
- Cover Story: 'Time' Person Of The Year
- Faithless GOP Elector Emerges In Texas
- Trump's Potential Press Secretary Holds Established Media In Contempt
- Trump Takes On Boeing; Businesses Wonder Who's Next?
- DOJ Probes Agency Commercial Production Practices
- Iowa Governor To Be Ambassador To China
- 'Time' Names Trump Person Of The Year
- Secretary Of State Pick Likely Next Week
- Megyn Kelly Blasts Trump Staffer For Social Media Attacks
- Most Americans Who See Fake News Believe It, New Survey Says
- Heroes, Villains -- And Fake News
- Facebook Reportedly Testing Tool To Combat Fake News
- U.S. Senators Request Study of Government Spending With Minority-Owned Agencies And Media
- Web Companies Collaborate In New Push To Remove Terrorist Videos
- Marine That Emailed Classified Information Wins Legal Battle
- Government Overhauls Roster - Havas And Lucky Generals In, McCann And AMV BBDO Out
- WPP Tells UK MPs Sorrell Is Not On A 'Superstar' Salary
- Marketing Politics Daily - Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2016
- The 22-Year-Old Student Who Ran Trump's Arizona Campaign
- Al Gore Meets With Donald Trump
- FCC's Republicans Slam Decision To Crack Down On 'Data-Free TV'
- Pro-Trump Group To Support Presidency Comes Together, May Be Led By Conway
- White House Launches Augmented Reality App
- Judicial Watch Asks Judge to Release Video Depositions in Clinton Email Suit
- Breitbart Publicly Attacks Advertiser: How Will That Curry Business Favor?
- Why Facebook May Not Curb 'Fake News'
- Ogilvy Scores Top Marks on LGBT Equality Study
- Facebook Queries Users About "Misleading Language" In Posts
- Acting So Fast! Facebook,YouTube, Twitter, Microsoft Launch Database to ID Terror Content
- European Commission Approves Microsoft's LinkedIn Buy
- Tech Companies Don't Need A Tax Break To Invest In The UK
- Americans OK With Social Platforms Censoring Fake News, Survey Finds
- Government Holds Off On IoT Security Requirements
- Marketing Politics Daily - Monday, Dec. 5, 2016
- Media Stocks Strong Since Election, Some Pullback
- Ben Carson Tapped As HUD Secretary
- The Twiplomatic President
- Fake News Triggers Shooting Incident In D.C.
- Michigan Judge Orders Recount To Start Immediately
- Will TV Station Groups Gain Greater Coverage With A Deregulatory-Minded Trump Administration?
- Secretary Of State Search Widens
- AT&T's 'Data-Free' TV Violates Net Neutrality, FCC Says
- Apple Drives Home Self-Driving Points With The NHTSA
- Breitbart Controversy Spotlights Ad Technology Confusion
- Broadband Speeds Increase, FCC Reports
- North Carolina Governor Candidates Both Used Private Email at Work
- T-Mobile CFO Supports Repeal Of Net Neutrality Rules
- 'BS Detector' Sniffs Out False News
- Brexit Yet To Hit European Ad Spend, Group M Reveals
- Brexit Will Weaken UK Ad Spend, Zenith Says
- UK's Tech Lead Jeopardised By Brexit
- Marketing Politics Daily - Friday, Dec. 2, 2016
- Trump Makes More Admin Picks, But Questions Still Loom
- Trump, Clinton Aides Meet Face To Face At Harvard Event
- Lawsuits Aim To Block Michigan, Wisconsin Recounts
- Breitbart Launches A Boycott Against Kellogg
- White House Pushing For Google Deal With Cuba
- Reddit Under Assault By 'Nationalist Trolls'
- Trump And Brexit Dominate Yahoo Searches In 2016
- State Department Releases New Hillary Clinton Emails
- Navy Wants HP to Pay for Data Breach
- Indian Government Deactivates Emails to Fight Hacking
- Backpage Urges Supreme Court To Reject Appeal Over Escort Ads
- Fake News: Shut Up And Listen
