Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for December 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020
- Fox News Named 'Misinformer Of The Year' For 2020
- Our 2020 Coverage Emphasized 'Right,' Not 'Left'
- Runoffs Show How Billboards Have Become A Platform For Free Speech
- Obit: Media Mogul Publicist Howard Rubenstein, Dead At 88
- The Politics Of Shopping: Blue State Consumers Less Likely To Shop In-Store
- Supreme Court Urged To Hear Facebook's Appeal Over Tracking
- What Psssst You Off In 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020
- Lame Duck, It's What's For Indigestion
- What The Recent Alleged Russian Hack May Mean To Media
- 'Atlantic' To Launch 'Inheritance' Project In 2021 On Black American History
- COVID Was Year's Biggest Story In TV And Everywhere Else
- Facebook Defeats Claims It Violated Users' Privacy By Collecting Location Data
- It's The Disinformation, Stupid
- Why Web Freedom Won't Be The Same After COVID-19
- Ad Storytelling In The U.S. And China During The Pandemic: A Comparison
- Antitrust Suit Against Google Supports Publisher Complaints
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Dec. 24, 2020
- Twas The Deadline Before Christmas, And All Through The White House...
- Alibaba Investigated By China's Government For Monopolistic Practices
- Steve Bannon Ordered To Appear For Questioning By FTC
- Citing Failure To Repeal Section 230, Trump Vetoes Military Spending Bill
- COVID Stimulus Bill Increases Criminal Penalties For Streaming Piracy
- Extending Stimulus Plan To More Publishers Is Necessary Amid Pandemic
- Massive Cyberattack Is Reminder For Publishers To Guard First-Party Data
- Judge Throws Out Children's Privacy Claims Against YouTube, Channel Operators
- Ad Slams Georgia Incumbents For Not Condemning Death Threats To Sec. Of State
- Facebook Vs. Apple Vs. Your Privacy
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020
- Making A List, Checking It Twice: Here's The Year's Most Misinforming Sites
- Facebook Places Newspaper Ads Slamming Apple's IDFA
- Enjoy The Ultimate In 'F*@% Off, 2020' Advertising
- States Sue Google For Allegedly Monopolizing Online Display Ads
- Nielsen Data Shows Biden Dominated Local TV Ad Buys Leading Up To Election
- Post-Trump, Big TV Ratings Will Continue
- Privacy Advocates Denounce FTC's 'Unacceptable' Settlement With Zoom
- Nielsen Adds National, Local Ad Spend By Advertiser To Top-Ten Lists
- An Open Letter To Jack Dorsey
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020
- Nevertheless, He Persisted
- FTC Launches Broad Online Privacy Investigation
- An Open Letter To Jack Dorsey
- Senate Rebuffs Trump On Section 230 Repeal
- Looking At The World Through Zuckerberg-Colored Glasses
- California Proposes Standards For Opt-Out Button
- Second Judge Refuses To Block Trump's Social Media Order
- French Regulators Fine Google, Amazon Over Privacy
- 'New York Post' Reports Justice Dept. Examining Hunter Biden's Taxes
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020
- Fox Discloses Record Political Ad $, Skepticism About New Rivals
- Profiteer Of The Year: Fox News Channel
- Google Lifts Political Ad Blackout; YouTube Finally Bans Election Fraud Claims
- Have A Coke And Some Bile: Advocacy Group Targets Brand's Right-Wing Political Support
- Senate Democrats Push Google To Improve Ad Policies
- In Era Of Political Correctness, Can TCM Survive?
- Second Judge Blocks TikTok Ban
- Senate Confirms FCC Nominee Who Pushed To Regulate Social Media
- Rubicon, Microsoft, Unilever Join Amazon's The Climate Pledge
- Facebook's WhatsApp Blasts Apple Over Privacy Labels
- Latest Ad Council COVID-19 Campaign Aimed At Black Americans
- FTC, States Sue Facebook Over 'Buy-Or-Bury' Monopoly Scheme
- FTC Wants P&G To Back Off Buying Women's Razor Brand Billie
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, Dec. 7, 2020
- Entertainer-in-Chief Sees Brand Equity Slide In Most Categories, Except One
- I'm Opening A Liberty Store!
- Even A Broken Doomsday Clock Is Right Twice An Existential Threat
- Facebook Sued For 'Weaponizing' Consumer Data To Squelch Competition
- How U.S. Will Get A Federal Privacy Law Affecting Online Advertising
- ANA Blasts Apple's Newest Move Against Tracking Cookies
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Dec. 4, 2020
- The Rightsizing Of The Fox News Base
- Top Conservative News Sites Experience Audience Erosion Leading Up To Election
- Newsmax TV Could Be A Rival To Fox News, Or Just A Flash In The Political Pan
- Will Trump Announce 2024 Presidential Run On Inauguration Day Next Month?
- TV News November Viewing: Fox On Top Again, CNN, MSNBC Hit Records
- Trump Demands Repeal Of Section 230 In Military Bill
- Senate Committee Approves FCC Nominee Who Wants To Regulate Social Media
- FCC Chairman Pai To Exit In January
- Facebook Oversight Board To Review Decisions About 'Hate Speech,' 'Dangerous' People
- Have More People Become More Awful?
- Newspaper Group Supports Privacy Regulations Aimed At 'Most Harmful' Companies
- Expert Insights on The Future of U.S. Polling and Forecasting
