Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for January 2019
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019
- Trust In Media Rises, More So For 'Informed Public' Than 'General Population'
- Crime, And Pun Is Meant
- DHS Reports Cyber Attacks Against Government Agencies
- BBB Warns Of Government Shutdown Email Fraud
- To Save Politics, Learn From Ecommerce
- Starcom Wins McDonald's Russia
- British Newspapers Stockpile Ink, Paper Pre-Brexit
- Google Considers Pulling News Service From Search Engine In Europe
- 2019 Looks Like Another 'Year of Outrage' For Publishers
- Facebook's Petition Feature Comes Under Fire
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019
- Have Voters Grown More Cynical Or More Sophisticated? Depends On Who You Ask
- Creeped Out, But Users Feel Facebook Accurately Labels Them Politically
- (Most) Americans Don't Want To Watch A Political Bowl
- Shutdown Aid: Kraft Opens Free D.C. Pop-Up Store; Nestle Waters Helps Tackle Parks Clean Up
- Judge Nixes Citizenship Question On Census
- Ad Industry Asks California AG To 'Clarify' New Privacy Law
- Massachusetts DA Ties Sackler Family To Too-Aggressive OxyContin Marketing
- Dear Facebook: It's Not Me, It's You
- Steele Offers Experience, Marketing Savvy As 'Real' Republican
- TV Vs. Digital 2018
- D-GOTV: Do Digits Drive Turnout?
- Data In, Targeting Out
- Campaigning for Digital
- Rethink Ways To Use Texting For Better Results
- The New Social Cycle
- Looking Back, Peer-to-Peer Did It For The GOP
- Reflections On Bread, Butter, And Partisanship
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019
- President's Campaign Breaks 'Crisis' Ad Salvo Leading Up To Tonight's TV Address
- Trump TV Spot Hypes Border Security
- Breitbart's Traffic Spirals Downward Over Last 3 Months
- Citing 'Trump Circus,' Security Expert Resigns From NBC News
- 'Politico' Launches 'California Pro,' Covers Policy And Legislative Issues
- Judge Blocks Maryland Online Disclosure Law For Political Ads
- The POTUS Who Cried Wolf
- Zuckerberg To Hold Nationwide Talks About Facebook, Tech
- Forget Brexit, Brits Prefer The World Cup And 'Love Island'
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2019
- Hitting The Wall
- Warren Sends Email Blast Over Probable 2020 Run
- Search: And It's A Wrap For 2018
- 'The Washington Examiner Magazine' Hires New Editors
- Going Russian: Importing Rogue Political Media Plans
- Trump Contests Lawsuit Over Media Retaliation
- Google And Facebook Settle Complaints Over Political Ads
