Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for July 2023
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, July 28, 2023
- Biden Urges Lawmakers To Regulate Social Media
- How About A Good Housekeeping Seal Of Political Ad Approval?
- Teens Press To Proceed With 'Addiction' Lawsuit Against Social Platforms
- Intense Future Marketing For TV News: Leaving 'Fair And Balanced' Far Behind
- Senate Committee Advances Teens Online Safety Bill
- Is Streaming Sustainable For The Long Term? Look Back 30 Years For A Clue
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, July 21, 2023
- D.C. Agency 'January Third' Rebrands Itself Because Of, Well, You Know
- Fabulous Fizz: D2C Hard Seltzer Brand Gay Water Comes Out
- WTF Is Publir And Who Is Behind It?
- Mirth Control
- Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft Agree To AI Safeguards Urged By White House
- The INFORM Consumers Act - Brand New Rules For Online Marketplaces And Sellers
- Grindr App Launches Campaign To Unionize Its Staff
- House Advances Bill Restricting Law Enforcement Purchase Of Data
- Can The Pan Am Games Survive?
- Privacy Swamp: U.S. Brands Are Confused By Plethora Of State Laws
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, July 14, 2023
- A New Political Media Acronym Worth Thinking About: AIGD
- 2024 Presidential Ad Cycle Spending-To-Date: Double 2020's
- FTC Investigates OpenAI Over Chatbot 'Hallucinations'
- 'The Tampon Test' Reiterates Importance Of Body Autonomy
- Microsoft Bing Gets Nod After Canadian Official Accuses Google Of 'Blackmailing' Canada
- Canadians Push Back On Google, Facebook Domestic News Blockades
- Watchdogs: Threads Already Compromised, Needs Content Guardrails ASAP
- Massachusetts Bill Would Ban Sale Of Location Data
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, July 7, 2023
- Activities That Shock The Conscience
- Canadian Government Suspends All Advertising On Facebook, Instagram
- New TV News Math: Political Viewing A Key... Amid Trump Questions
- Retailers, Restaurants Brace For Student Loan Fallout
- Judge Prohibits Biden Admin From Asking Tech Companies To Remove Posts
- Twitter Threatens To Sue Meta Over 'Copycat' App
- Massachusetts, Publicis Health Still Slugging It Out Over Opioid-Related Lawsuit
- Ads Using AI Technology On The Rise
