Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for April 2018
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 25, 2018
- In Journalism We Trust (Not So Much)
- 2018 Political Ad Spend Grows, But Digital Media Dips
- Mass Email Campaigns Fail To Connect Political Groups And People
- Americans Say Amazon Tops Apple, Google In Do-Gooding
- Politicians Turn To Social Media To Gain TV Time
- 'Politico,' AARP Partner To Focus On Key Voters 50+
- Press Freedom Index Puts UK At 40th Spot, US Slips To 45th
- Ingraham: Advertisers Who Bailed On Her 'Gave In To The Mob'
- Trade Group Incompas Sues FCC Over Net Neutrality Repeal
- Is Influencer Marketing Complicit In Fraud Of Up To 72%?
- Vincent Bollore Detained By Police Amid Corruption Probe Involving Havas
- Facebook To Share Content Policing Policies
- Half Of Facebook Users Would Pay To Subscribe And/Or Buy Their Data Back
- YouTube Touts Machine Learning In Battle Over Inappropriate Content
- Studies Show Different Stages OF GDPR Readiness
- GDPR: An Advisory And Tips On Compliance
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 18, 2018
- Putin Must Be Having A Blast, Literally
- Net Neutrality Champion Clyburn Leaves FCC
- IRS Website Dark For Much Of Tuesday
- California Spam Law Would Hold Vendors Liable
- Hannity Lawyer Revelation Is Like Raw Meat For Rivals
- ABC News Buys 'FiveThirtyEight'
- Old Journalism Adage Helps Explain Trump's Comey Tweets
- High Court Drops Microsoft Email Privacy Case, Cites CLOUD Act
- SCOTUS Divided Over Requiring Online Retailers To Collect Sales Tax
- 2018 Pulitzers Recognize Societal Change, Innovative Reporting
- Facebook Starts Third-Party Fact-Checking In India
- A Third Of Experts Predict Digital Media Will Do More Harm Than Good Over Next Decade
- 'Roseanne' In Trumpland
- Is TV Paying The Price For GDPR Compliance?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 11, 2018
- Senator, We Run Ads
- Zuckerberg Gets Off Easy In First Day Of Testimony
- Facebook Offers Bounties For Data Abusers
- Facebook's Erosion Continues: Loses Share Of Consumer Time Spent With Digital
- Users May Distrust Facebook, But Still Like Social Network
- Twitter Endorses 'Honest Ads Act'
- 'Viceland' Invites People To 'Smoke Out' With Jeff Sessions
- GDPR Pushes Up Demand For Data Privacy Officers
- 'Raw Story' Acquires 'AlterNet' To Assuage Lost Facebook Traffic
- Spotlight On GDPR, Data Security: Recent Events Prove Worrisome To Consumers
- Relive Your Schoolyard Years With Hannity-Kimmel Feud
- The 6 Best TV Shows For The #MeToo Era
- Lords Call For Google And Facebook Monopoly Investigation
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 4, 2018
- Sinclair Is Right - This Is Extremely Dangerous To A Democracy
- Americans Believe Mainstream Media Report 'Fake News,' Consider It Serious Problem
- Sinclair Chairman: Print Media Has 'No Credibility'
- Video Of Sinclair's On-Air Anti-'Fake News' Promos Goes Viral
- Filling In The Blanks In Sinclair's 'Anti-Fake News' Promos
- Facebook Removes More Kremlin-Linked Accounts
- Missouri AG Probes Facebook's Privacy Practices
- 'Ingraham Angle' Advertising Time In Recent Shows Cut In Half
- 'Ingraham' Boycott Buzz Effect: Progressives Win, Fox News Loses
- YouTube Shooter Accused Company of Censorship Before Attack
- Media Stocks Must Be On Guard After Trump Tweets
- Fallout From Facebook Controversy Continues
- French President Hints Facebook And Google May Need To Be Dismantled
- Two Years On And 'What Is Brexit?' Still Dominates Search Queries
