Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for February 2018
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2018
- Brands Dumping NRA See Backlash From Republican Voters, Net Increase From Dems
- Dick's Dumps Assault-Style Rifles, Won't Sell To Under-21
- As #BoycottNRA Gains Steam, Millennials Emerge As Key Riddle
- Happiness Is A Warm Gun Lobby: NRA Uses Owned Media To Attack America's News Media
- Some Brands Stick With NRA Despite Pressure
- Trump Campaign Uses Photo Of Shooting Survivor In Fund-Raising Email
- Study: Community Tweets Illustrate Negative View Of Press
- The New Yorker Intros Video 'Interview,' Calls Mueller Expectations 'Inflated'
- EU's High Court Asked To Decide: Is Gmail A Telecom?
- GDPR Study Shows 65% Of Companies Unable To Comply
- Google Discloses 2.4 Million 'Right To Be Forgotten' Requests, Acts On 43%
- SCOTUS Sympathetic To Government In Microsoft Case
- Federal Lawmakers Introduce Measure To Restore Net Neutrality
- String Theories: Acapulco Crypto Gold
- How About A TV Moratorium On Trump's Tweets?
- Did Comcast Just Try To Eat Murdoch For Breakfast?
- When You Absolutely, Positively Have To Do Something
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018
- Facebook's Goldman Calls Russian Ads A Nothingburger, Turns Into A 'Shit Sandwich'
- Fear-based Gun Sales Stall
- Twitter Remains Rife With Russian Provocateurs
- Trump Sources Facebook Ad Exec As Proof Russia Didn't Meddle
- AI Could Spread Fake News And Launch Missile Attacks, UK Researchers Warn
- Punchy President Whacks Winfrey
- Global Malware Report Confirms Prevalence, Role Of Advertising
- Can A Game Teach People About Fake News?
- CMOs Eschew Politically Charged Issues, Mostly
- Belgian Court Threatens Facebook Over Privacy Concerns
- The Damage of AMI's Dirty Deals
- Trump Campaign Sends President's Day Sale Email
- Three Billboards Outside Rubio Headquarters
- Fox To Start OTT Opinion-Oriented Fox Nation
- AT&T Not Entitled To White House Communications About Time Warner Merger
- String Theories: We're Living In Cass Sunstein's World, Get Used To It
- The Gun Debate: A Marketing Battle
- Short-Sightedness, Sharks And Mental Myopia
- 2018 Might Not Be Facebook's Year
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018
- Assessing The Threat Of Ad Tech
- Kremlin Has Deep Ties To Global Grassroots News Organization
- House Democrats Demand Answers From FCC About Fake Net Neutrality Comments
- 'Colbert' Gains In Late Night As Political Comedy Reigns
- Trump Administration Wants To Cut Public TV Funding -- What About Other TV Deals?
- P.R. Genius Kim Jong-un Hijacks Olympics
- White House Drama, Omarosa Style: Better Than Reality TV
- Forrester: North Americans Most GDPR Compliant, Europeans Least
- Unilever Marketing Exec Tells Platforms To Clean Up Their Act
- AI Seen As Becoming Billions Of Times Smarter Than Humans
- Cybersecurity Called 'Greatest Concern' At Senate Hearing
- Facebook Vows To Defeat Extremism After Unilever Boycott Threat
- Unilever Threatens To Pull Ads From Facebook, Google
- How Did Hackers Get To Newtek Domains?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018
- NFL Ratings Slide 10%, Anthem Protests Cited
- How 'Computational Propaganda' Is Warping American Hearts & Mind
- Majority Of Both Parties Sensitive To Brand Support Of Political Issues, 'Wall' Most Divisive
- Jersey Congressman Hit For Fundraising Total Email
- Data Suggests NFL Losing Young Fans
- U.S. Bureau Reduces Scale Of Equifax Probe
- No Surprise: Trump's A Looney 'Toon In New Colbert Series
- Hawaii Becomes Fourth State To Require Net Neutrality
- Are Freemason Lodges Operating Within Westminster?
- New Yorker's 'Blowhard' Named Magazine Cover Of The Year
- Freedom of The Press Foundation Launches Email Newsletter
- FCC Finds Broadband Deployment 'Reasonable And Timely'
- "#MeToo," Nonprofit Journalism Loom Large As ASME Finalists
- NJ Governor Imposes Net Neutrality Rules
- Google And Others Prepare For GDPR And 'Drag' On Advertising, Ecommerce
- Canadian Firms Far From Ready For GDPR: Study
- Don't Panic -- GDPR Rights Are Nearly Identical To Today's
