Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for December 2017
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2017
- Tax Bill Proponents Outspent Opponents Two-To-One
- Top Conservative Sites Experience Declines In November
- Thank You, President Trump... For Giving Me A Blog To End The Year With
- 'The Hill' Expands Marketing Team
- Persistent Power Of Press Borne Out By Recent Events
- Kind Snacks Documents 'Radical Kindness' In New Campaign
- Blackburn Defends Paid Fast Lanes
- Nextgov Taps Cybersecurity Expert Boyd For Tech/Events
- Following Harassment Investigation, 'NYT' Suspends Reporter Glenn Thrush
- Twitter Cracks Down On Hate Tweets
- Why Reality Is In Deep Trouble
- Attacks On Press Lead To New Positions For Fact Checkers
- Most Read Stories Of 2017
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2017
- Politics Fuels Cable News' Uptick In Viewership
- FEC Requires Public Disclosure On Political Ads On Facebook
- Republican Unveils Bill To Partially Restore Net Neutrality Rules
- Google News Requires Pubs To Disclose Country Of Origin
- Google News To Delist Publications That Intentionally Mislead Readers, Mask Country Of Origin
- Trump Administration Blames North Korea For WannaCry Attack
- When The Medium Is The Message, Not A Political Ad
- Vatican Hires Accenture Interactive For Online Rebranding Assignment
- French Authorities Threaten WhatsApp With Fines
- Twitter Cracks Down On Hate Tweets
- Home Secretary Summons 'Mail' And 'Telegraph' Editors To Explain Treatment Of MPs
- Bloomberg, Twitter Launch TicToc News Network
- Ofcom Investigates Alex Salmond's Russian Today Chat Show
- Britain First Suspended -- Twitter Cracks Down On Group Retweeted By Trump
- Who Pays The Price For The Loss Of Net Neutrality?
- French Authorities Blast WhatsApp For Sharing Users' Data With Facebook
- Royal British Legion Calls Creative Review Ahead Of 100th Armistice Anniversary
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017
- No Moore: A Post-Analysis
- Trump Bump: POTUS Downs Diet Coke Daily
- FCC Won't Assist Investigation Of Fake Net Neutrality Comments
- Repeal Of Neutrality Rules Threatens Internet, Web Gurus Warn
- 'Guardian US' Invites Dreamers To Guest-Edit Site
- Lawmakers Slam 'Radical And Reckless' Plan To Scrap Net Neutrality
- National TV News Gains Viewers
- Fake LinkedIn Accounts Used By Chinese To Spy On Politicians
- Roy Moore Relies On Breitbart In Email Fundraising
- Steve Bannon Tried To Torpedo Twitter
- Facebook Responds To Ex-Exec's Criticism
- Committee Of MPs Calls For New Law To Combat Social Abuse
- Despite Foreign Ad Influence Social Media Thrives
- Why Brands, Agencies Should Care About Net Neutrality
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017
- Remember Brexit? Now There's GenExit
- Midterms To Set Ad Spending Record, New Guerrilla Tactics Too
- How ProPublica Monitors Political Ads On Facebook
- Bannon Gets Sirius, Again
- Scammers Use Political Ads On Facebook To Distribute Malware
- Billy Bush: Anatomy Of A P.R. Campaign
- CNN Analyst Pulls Fake News Post About Denzel Washington Attacking Obama
- Patagonia Tackles Trump: 'The President Stole Your Land'
- Legal Fight Over Control Of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Continues
- Trump Calls For 'Fake News' Contest, Fox Wins It
- Austrian Authorities Ask Whether Facebook Is Harming Consumers, Business
- YouTube Plans To Beef Up Human Moderators, Tighten Advertising Rules
- 2018 Local Ad Spend To Top $151B
- Studies: Media Confidence Is High, Distrust Highest Among Right-Wingers
- Pen Proves Mightier Than The Rope: eBay, Walmart Remove Press-Lynching Shirts
- 'Time' Cover Story: The Silence Breakers
- Political Media Site Launches: Focuses On National, Local News, All Blue
- Netflix To Resume 'House Of Cards' Final Season, As Company Moves To 50% Originals
- The Atlantic Hosts 'Drafting Democracy,' Examines Loss Of Public Confidence
- FCC Won't Delay Vote To Repeal Net Neutrality
- New Logo Taking On Fake News Could Help Adland Too
