Marketing Politics Daily Editions for January 2017
- Marketing Politics Daily - Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017
- Protests, Boycotts Take Center Stage Days Before Trump's Inauguration
- Why TV Spending Went Down In 2016 Political Advertising
- Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens
- Ellevest Encourages Women To Take Control Of Finances
- Intelligence Agencies Said To Have More Dossiers On Trump
- Topic 'A' On TV This Week: The Divided States Of America
- IMDb Draws Support In Fight Against California Censorship Law
- Confidence In Trump Transition Sinks
- 'WaPo' Kicks Off Newsletter, 'NYT' Launches New Section
- Theresa May To Become First PM On Vogue's Cover
- Marketing Politics Daily - Monday, Jan. 16, 2017
- President Obama To Hold Final Press Conference Wednesday
- White House Reporters Could Be Evicted From West Wing Under Trump Presidency
- A Million Little Manila Envelopes: Truth, 'Compromat,' Fake News
- Priebus Tells Ethics Chief To Watch Himself After Criticism Of Trump
- Wheeler Warns Against Nixing Net Neutrality Rules
- Peter Thiel Plans Bid For California Governorship
- Ad Agency Says Atlanta Is Doing Just Fine After Trump Says The City Is In 'Horrible Shape'
- Obama's Rules on Email
- Legacy Of A Long War On Terror: The New '24'
- Virginia Considers Prohibiting New Muni-Broadband Networks
- Former Wilmington Mayor Never Used Email in Office
- Adland Tells The EU Straight -- Leave Us Alone Or Your Economies Will Suffer
- Email Marketing Is Ahead Of The Curve On EU Rules Bringing Panic To Adland
- Michael Moore: Dems Should Stop Worrying About Email
- The Times Gets The Scoop On Trump And A Potential UK Trade Deal
- Facebook Tests Fake News Filter In Germany
- Internet Giants Face A Fake News Grilling At Parliament
- BBC Vows To Tackle Fake News
- NEW! Climate Change Hits Close To Home For Ontario Residents
- FTC Chair Edith Ramirez To Step Down In February
- Marketing Politics Daily - Friday, Jan. 13, 2017
- 'Buy Bean,' Trump Tweets
- How We Changed As A Nation Over The Past 8 Years
- Customers Are Not Commodities. Why Does Advertising Treat Them Like They Are?
- French Far-Right Candidate Le Pen Seen At Trump Tower
- President Obama Surprises VP Biden With Presidential Medal Of Freedom
- Hacking Company Cellebrite Suffers Data Breach
- Obama In New 360-Degree White House Tour Out Now
- 'BuzzFeed' Sells Merchandise With Trump's 'Garbage' Claim
- Court Revives Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple Over App Store Policies
- Marketing Politics Daily - Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017
- NBC Leads Networks In Ratings, Viewership During Obama's Farewell
- Trump Derides Fake News, Then Disseminates His Own
- 'BuzzFeed' Catches Hell For Publishing Trump Dossier
- Law Firm Representing Trump (And Clinton) Won 2016 'Russia Law Firm Of The Year'
- Trump's 'Failing' News Outlets Are Booming
- Email Privacy Act Reintroduced In Congress
- More Than 50% Of Americans Concerned About Trump Conflicts
- Trump Prevails In Twitter Defamation Battle With GOP Consultant
- Facebook Journal Project Pushes For Better Digital News
- Russia Central To Rex Tillerson's Confirmation Hearings
- In A World Of Fake News, Is Advertising Now More Truthful Than Journalism?
- Hamas Catfished Israeli Defense Forces
- Tech Spending Growth Revised To 3.2% In 2017
- Robot Rights, With Kill Switches, Proposed
- EU Politicians To Decide Legal Status Of Robots
- Major Papers Join Forces To Urge Government To Drop Section 40
- One In Five Ad Companies Have Lost Work Due To Brexit
- Facebook Challenges Lawsuit Over Oculus VR
- Marketing Politics Daily - Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017
- President Obama Defends Record, Warns Of Turbulent Future
- Trump: 'BuzzFeed' A "Failing Pile Of Garbage," CNN Insulted
- In Farewell Address, Obama Warns Against Social Media Bubbles
- Artificial Intelligence Fund Focuses On Ethical Usage
- Majority Of Americans Disapprove Of Trump Transition
- Media 'Splintering' Threatens Our Democracy, Says Obama In Farewell Speech
- Apple, Facebook, Google Rank Highest In Greenpeace Report
- Intelligence Officials: Russia Has Damaging Information On Trump
- How And When To Pitch A Journalist
- Clinton Email Investigation Will Continue
- Russians Hacked Older Republican Emails
- New EU Proposals Could Legalise Ad Blockers But Restrict Tracking
- Snapchat Is A Political Victory For UK In Global Tax Row
- Italian Police Arrest Two in Hacking Case
- Marketing Politics Daily - Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017
- Ethical Questions Dog Trump Administration As Confirmation Hearings Begin
- Jared Kushner Steps Down From His Role At The 'Observer'
- Trump Meets With Alibaba Chief Jack Ma
- Google Prevails In Privacy Battle With App Purchaser
- Sen. Jeff Sessions Would Recuse Himself From Clinton Investigations
- 'Vanity Fair,' Cheddar Partner For Weekly Live Series
- Obama's Greatest Hits Wraps Up White House YouTube Channel
- Net Neutrality Foe To Head House Technology And Telecom Subcommittee
- Anti-Trump Group Considers Boycott Of L.L. Bean
- 115 Journalists Killed In 2016 For Doing Their Job
- Speeches About Trump Dominate Golden Globes In La La Land
- Supreme Court Won't Revive Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Against Backpage
- Marketing Politics Daily - Monday, Jan. 9, 2017
- More From Some Very Dishonest Media, Honestly
- GOP Tries To Slow Down Obamacare's Repeal
- Moral Marketing In The Age Of Trump
- Standing Ovation For Hillary Clinton On Broadway
- The Mysterious World Of Megyn Kelly
- Jared Kushner Expands His Real-Estate Empire
- Cutting Off Ad Revenue To Fake News Sites May Not Solve The Problem
- FBI Arrests VW Exec In Emissions Scandal
- It's All Over But The Data
- AT&T Says Doesn't Need FCC Approval For Time Warner Merger
- Regulators Should Tackle Fake News Before Trying To Bring Papers To Heel
- UK Tech Deals Peaked Before And Declined After Brexit
- TV Messages On Health Care Need To Address Reality
- Senior MP Says Making Papers Pay Both Sides' Legal Costs Is 'Wrong'
- FTC Sues D-Link Over Security Concerns
- IMDB Seeks Injunction Against Law That Lets Actors Delete Their Ages
- Marketing Politics Daily - Friday, Jan. 6, 2017
- China Warns Trump On Twitter Diplomacy
- Trump: U.S. Taxpayers Will Pay For Wall, Mexico Will Reimburse
- What Is Trump's Real Objection To An AT&T/Time Warner Merger?
- Internet Archive Launches 'Trump Archive'
- Man In The Middle: Tucker Carlson Is Safe Choice For Fox News
- Assange May be Wrong About Russia Not Hacking DNC
- 4 Charged With Hate Crimes For Live Streamed Torture
- Bipartisan Group Of Intelligence Officials Affirm Russian Hacking
- Doing Away With Online Privacy Rules: Short-Term Gain, But What About The Long-Term?
- FBI's Account of DNC Hacked Differs From DNC
- High Cost Of Education Limits Career Choices For Millennials
- Farage Lands A Radio Show With LBC
- Digital Minister Counters CES UK Support Of Start-Ups Is An 'Embarrassment'
- Cover Story: 'My President' Is Back!
- Marketing Politics Daily - Thursday, Jan. 5, 2017
- Trump's Press Secretary Discusses 'Adversarial Press,' GOP Victory
- Clintons, Bushes Will Attend Trump Inauguration
- BMG Asks Court To Uphold Copyright Verdict Against Cox Communications
- Trump Debt Held By 150+ Financial Institutions, Potential Conflicts Widen
- Man In The Middle: Tucker Carlson Is Safe Choice For Fox News
- Google Could Lose U.S. Government Contracts
- Facebook Live Video Shows Racially Motivated Torture
- Legislators Push For Congressional Term Limits
- The Intersection of Technology and Transparency
- Net Neutrality Is Pro-Business, NYU Prof Argues
- It's Your Media Generation That Defines You
- Texas School District Reveals Data Breach
- 3 Hispanic Market Research Predictions For 2017
- Uber Email Urges NYC Riders to Beware Coming Regulations
- Labor Department Sues Google Over Data Access
- Coca-Cola Sued Over Soda Marketing Messages
- Marketing Politics Daily - Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2017
- Political Digital Ad Spend Soars As Targeting Comes Of Age
- Fox's Megyn Kelly Bolts To NBC News
- Trump Says Intelligence Briefing Was Delayed, U.S. Official Says It Wasn't
- Schwarzenegger Vs. Trump: Really, What's The Difference?
- 2016 Political Media Up Modestly, Broadcast TV Records Steep Decline
- Executive Orders PlanTo Repeal Parts Of Obamacare On Day 1
- Broadband Carriers Urge FCC To Roll Back New Privacy Rules
- Obama Speaks With Democrats To Help Save Obamacare
- UK Government Rightly Called To Account On Press Freedom Protection Racket
- Julian Assange: Leaked DNC Emails Didn't Come From Russia
- Zuck Aims To Meet People In All 50 States
- A Teenager Could Have Hacked John Podesta: Assange
- United Diverts Flight After Passenger Goes On Racist Rant
