Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for May 2021
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, May 26, 2021
- It's The News Brand, Not Its Content, Stupid
- Publicis Integrates 'Disinformation' Ratings Into Programmatic Buys, To Power Public Health Campaign
- Florida Prohibits Social Media Platforms From Banning Political Candidates
- 'Philadelphia Inquirer' Changes Some Journalistic Practices To Become An 'Anti-Racist' Paper
- New York's Sweeping Privacy Bill Moves Forward In Senate
- Havas Finds Growing Consumer 'Cynicism,' Only 25% Of Brands Even Matter
- The Profitability Of Trust
- Social Media Platforms Open The Kimono On Content Violations
- Advocates Petition Facebook To Axe Plan To Create Instagram For Kids
- AP Reviews Social-Media Policy After Controversial Firing
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, May 19, 2021
- Coalition Calls On Advertisers To Boycott Fox News Upfront
- Cancel 'Red, White & Blog,' Please!
- Facebook Seeks Boost From Google's Antitrust Victory
- Google Defeats Advertisers' Antitrust Claims -- For Now
- Facebook Opposes Class-Action Status For Advertisers Suing Over 'Potential Reach'
- Lawmakers Step Up Pressure On Facebook To Scrap Instagram For Kids
- Ad Council's COVID Campaign Targets Younger Americans
- A Guide To Defying Rainbow-Washing
- Is Data Governable? What Firms Are Doing To Ensure Visibility And Control
- Biden Backtracks On Section 230
- Twitter Fights Government Attempt To Unmask Devin Nunes' Parodist
- Biden Administration Dropped Attempt To Unmask Devin Nunes' Parodist
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, May 12, 2021
- You Don't Need To Be A Weatherman To Know The Veracity Of Fox News Blows
- Contextual Ad Net Begins Filtering Publishers For Fake COVID News, Other Misinformation
- McDonald's Joins Massive 'We Can Do This' Campaign
- News Media Alliance Pushes Lawmakers To Let Publishers Band Together
- Hollywood Is Shocked, Shocked! About The Golden Globes
- Judge Won't Block Texas Investigation Into Twitter's Editorial Policies
- New Bill Would Require Social Platforms To Establish Content Policies
- 'Teen Vogue' Taps Versha Sharma As Editor
- Bipartisan Bill Would Require Opt-In Consent To Track Teens Under 16
- Accused Capitol Rioter's Defense Claims He Had 'Foxitis'
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, May 5, 2021
- Facebook Oversight Disorder By Proxy
- Oversight Board Punts Final Trump Ban Decision Back To Facebook, Upholds Initial Access Block
- Americans Grow More Divided On Permanently Banning Trump Social Media Access
- 'Trump' Post-Presidency Brand Value Plummets In Every Category
- Trump Launches Online 'Communications' Site Day Before Facebook Ban Decision
- Facebook Tells Users Data Is Needed To Keep Service Free
- Twitter Launches Campaign To Support Local Journalists
- 'Washington Post,' 'New York Times,' NBC Walk Back Giuliani FBI Briefing Reports
- Biden Is Having A Better Press Honeymoon Than Trump Did
- Broadband Industry Challenges NY Law Requiring $15 Monthly Service
- Did Fake News On Social Media Exacerbate The Health Crisis?
- Sinclair Q1 Distribution Revenues Sink, Ad Revenue Down 7%
