Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for September 2019
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019
- Americans Believe Institutions Of 'Power' Act Unethically Much Of The Time
- Ad Veteran Holly Lynch Running For Congress In New York
- Ad Industry Perception Turns Negative For First Time Since 2012
- Why Elizabeth Warren Wants to Break Up Big Tech
- Snap Inc Debuts Political, Advocacy Ad Library
- Facebook Urges Judge To Dismiss Russian 'News' Company's Censorship Claims -- Again
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Will Keep Complaint Database Public
- 'New York Times' Arms Critics With Bungled Kavanaugh Report
- Companies Using Anti-Malware 'Seal' Mostly Scan Assets Before Campaigns Launch
- Debate On ABC Was Endurance Contest For Candidates, Viewers
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019
- Unprecedented, But Definitely Presidential: #YOURGUNSAFETYPRESIDENT
- 50 Attorneys General Back Google Antitrust Probe
- Hold On To Your Covfefe! JP Morgan Creates Index To Assess Trump's Tweets On The Market
- Trump Vs. Messing: All-New Battle Of The Network Stars!
- AT&T, Comcast, Amazon And Others Ask Congress To Override State Privacy Laws
- Facebook Users Can Proceed With Privacy Suit Over Cambridge Analytica
- FDA Tells Juul Its Marketing Claims Violate Regulations
- Facebook And Instagram Shut Down Italian Far-Right Accounts
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Sept. 6, 2019
- President Sharpie Merchandises His Own
- FTC Complaint Accuses YouTube 'Kidfluencer' Channel Of Deceptive Advertising
- The FBI Talks To Digital Companies About 2020 Elections -- Why Not TV Networks?
- How Google, Facebook Antitrust Probe Impacts Marketers
- Hilarious Trip To Greenland Made Conan Great Again
- Facebook Violates User Privacy - Again
- Facebook Wants Court To Reconsider 'Faceprints,' Toss Privacy Claims
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2019
- WaPo To McConnell: Too Many Gun Victims Have Dropped Dead
- It's The Trade War, Stupid
- With Gun Stance, Walmart Walks A Red-And-Blue Tightrope
- YouTube Fined $170 Million Over Children's Privacy Violations
- U.K. Print Media Grows Amid Brexit News Cycle
- With Anti-Vaping Push, CVS Wades Deeper Into Purpose
- Fox News Channel Is No Longer Trump's Favorite -- What About Its Viewers?
- Consumer Brands Becoming More Likely To Take Political Stand
- Citing 'Fragile' Economy, GroupM Now Expects Advertising To Be 'Neutral To Negative'
