Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for January 2018
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018
- Trump Falsely Claims Most Viewed SOTU Ever, Actually Ranks 8th In Presidential Nielsens
- Ryan Challenger Gives Out Email Addresses Of Critics: Report
- The State Of The Ad Industry Under Trump: Not-So-Sanguine
- Lawmakers Press Facebook And Twitter On Russian Role In #ReleaseTheMemo
- BuzzFeed Scoop Reveals Damning Government Report On Brexit
- More Brits Watch The News Than Tune In To Piers Morgan And Trump
- President's State Of The Union Message: United We Trump
- FCC Chair Will Oppose Nationalized Wireless Network
- Trust In Media, Social Platforms Dips, Traditional Journalism Rises
- Facebook Updates Privacy Settings, Educates Public
- Viewers Take Political Sides On Brands
- Net Neutrality Bill Passes California Senate
- Thinking Beyond The Brand
- Only Four In Ten Firms Are Ready For GDPR: Study
- Ancestry, Brexit And The Ties That Forever Bind
- What Does More TV News Consumption Mean For Consumers?
- As Facebook Prioritizes Local News, Industry Experts Respond
- Twitter Scam: Fake Followers. Can You Buy Fake TV Fans, Too?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018
- Twitter And Facebook Urged To Investigate Russian Role In #ReleaseTheMemo
- Is Fox News 'State-Run TV? If So, Which State Is Running It?
- Facebook Hopes To Neutralize Threats To Democracy
- Burger King Campaign Stirs Support For Saving Net Neutrality
- Media Disrupter Of The Year: Internet Research Agency
- In Fake-News Era, MPA Highlights Trusted Content
- Trump, Putin Rank Last Among World Leader 'Brands'
- Should TV News Networks Let Viewers Rate News Quality?
- Murdoch: Time For Facebook, Google To Pay 'Carriage Fees' To News Publishers
- Local Journalism Is Crucial In The Age Of Trump
- 'USA Today' Looks Back At Pivotal 1968
- The Decentralization Of Trust
- PM To Launch 'Fake News' Response Team
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018
- It's The Data, Stupid: Why Digital Dominates The Political Media Mix
- E.W. Scripps Co. TV Stations Start MarketPredict For Political Campaigns
- Trump's Fake News Awards - Should We Include His Tweets?
- Red, White & Bizarro
- 'Guardian US' Gets Redesign, New Format
- Trump Wants To Change Libel Laws -- Let's Start At The Top
- U.S. Citizens Rank Political News Accuracy Low In Global Study
- DNC Not Likely To Get Bernie Sanders' Email List
- Hackers Target U.S. Senate Email Accounts
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018
- 'Welcome Back To The Studio'
- Political Fallout: Bannon Exits 'Breitbart News'
- Trying To Make Sense Of Golden Globes Civil Rights Rally
- Consumers Want Brands To Be Politically Woke
- 'Washington Post' To Expand Newsroom After Second Year Of Profits
- Fat Heads, Long Tails: Living In A Viral World
- Observer Media Hires James Karklins As President
- Let's Get CNN Out Of Airports!
- Health Club Forbids Cable News, Politics Too Controversial
- Fired Google Employees Sue For Discrimination Against Conservative, White Men
- Trump/Fox News Feedback Loop: Nuttier Than You Think
- 'The Daily Mail' Accuses Virgin Of 'Political Censorship'
- Carrie Gracie To Give Evidence On BBC's Equal Pay Record
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2018
- Former CNN D.C. Bureau Chief Launching Liberal OTT Network
- Leaked Email Says POTUS Still Involved With Running Trump Organization
- Trump's Bravado: Takes Credit For TV's Higher 2017 Ratings
- For TV In 2017, Trump Was Disrupter In Chief
- Trump Uses Email Campaign To Crown 'Fake News King,' Raise Funds
- Watching TV Through The Overton Window
- The Big Story of 2017
- Windfall Tax On Google And Facebook? You're Kidding, Right?
- Why I Reported Trump To Twitter -- And Why You Should, Too
- Government Still Has No Enforcement Plans For Section 40
- Social Giants Should Tackle Extremism Or Be Fined, Minister Warns
- Facebook Not Consistently Policing Hate Speech
- U.S. Army Audit Details 'Ineffective' Marketing Programs
