Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for October 2018
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018
- Editor Calls For Boycott On Fox News Advertisers Who 'Bankroll The Poison'
- Vote For A Referendum You Won't See On The Ballot Next Week
- Trump Twitter Account 'Personal,' Not Governmental, DOJ Argues
- Midterm Campaigns Make Billion-Dollar Blunder
- Gab Isn't, For Now: What's The Next New Hate-Mongering Platform?
- Platforms Sever Ties With Hate Site Gab, Twitter Apologizes For Sayoc Tweet
- Getting Out The Vote: Female Stars Reach Out To Women, 'Pop-Up Experience' Lures Millennials
- FCC Should Face Probe Over Phony Comments, Senate Democrats Say
- Arguments Deliver Audience: Get Out And Vote
- Google Ad Trackers Found On 57% Of Political Campaign Sites
- Nearly Half Of Tech Workers Say They Lack Political Freedom, Free Speech At Work
- Making Waves With Advanced TV Ads In Midterms
- Marsha Blackburn Campaign Ads Too 'Shocking' For Google To Run
- Court Won't Reconsider Robo-Texting Ruling Against Crunch
- Inbox Politics: Are Conservative Voices Being Driven To Email?
- Politics And The Power Of Empathy
- How Should TV News Cover Outright Lies?
- Will Twitter Eliminate 'Echo Chambers' That Stoke Hateful Views?
- Zuckerberg Urged Again To Testify On Fake News To MPs
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018
- Google: Florida Top Digital Political Ad Spending State
- Midterms, A Tale Of Two Media Narratives: Healthcare Vs. 'Caravan'
- Fact: Older Americans Aren't As Good At Discerning It
- New Research Reveals Unexpected Source Of Kaepernick's Power For Nike
- U.S. Voters Attack Search Engines With Political Questions
- Beto O'Rourke Campaign Hit With Class-Action Over Robotexts
- U.S. Embassy Apologizes For Feline Email
- Politics Is Poisoning Brand Marketing, Education And Accountability Can Help
- 'The Prosecutor & The Presidency': The News Behind The News
- Texas, Nebraska And Arkansas Support FCC's Net Neutrality Repeal
- Federal Agency Shuts Down Self-Driving School Bus Test
- MRI Unveils New Media Planning Segment: Cannabis Users
- Perception Vs. Reality: Cannabis Users Read 'Rolling Stone,' 'National Geographic,' Too
- In Search Of Free Speech
- Battle Over Negative Reviews On Yelp Could Go To Supreme Court
- Meredith Corp., ANA Team To Promote #SeeHer Movement
- Facebook Sued Over Location Tracking
- White House Wants Tech Employees To Take Government Work
- Tim Cook Calls for U.S. Privacy Law, Blasts 'Weaponization' Of Data
- Apple Pushes Against 'Weaponizing' Personal Information And For U.S. Online Privacy Laws
- Political Spam Rises As Midterms Approach
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Oct. 19, 2018
- Just Do It, Or Not Do It: That Is The Question This Decision Tree Answers
- Trump Sued For Retaliating Against Media Companies
- Right-Wing Media Roars Over Elizabeth Warren's New Ancestry Claims
- Facebook Adds Policies To Fight Voter Suppression
- Will Trump's Future Include Media Ownership?
- Fox News Taps TV Talent For Fox Nation Streaming Service
- Maine Governor Can't Take Facebook Fight To Higher Court
- Trump-Aligned Super PAC To Bid On Tribune Media
- Study: 1300 Communities Have Lost Newspaper Coverage, Serious Implications For Democracy
- NYU, Borrell Separately Analyze Political Media Spend Of Specific Platforms
- Twitter Wants Balanced Brexit Debates - Shame Social Media Users Don't
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018
- Beltway & Vine: Voters Split On Role Of Celebrity Endorsements In Politics
- Uber To Offer Free Rides On Election Day
- Bing Announces Changes To Its Political Ad Policy
- Unite For Change Party Looking For An Ad Agency
- Trump's Tariff War Hits Tech Hard
- TV Played Role In Generating, Maintaining Kavanaugh Heat
- Trump Campaign Sends Kavanaugh Victory Lap Email
- Inflation Fears Abound, Media Stocks Drop
- Barbie, Dove Get Ready For The Day Of The Girl
- Cyber Execs Find Privacy Laws Confusing, Study Finds
- What Surveys Do We Trust About The Media?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018
- Media Outlets On Right Show Their Teeth In Defense Of Kavanaugh
- Simmons Finds News 'Doubters' Swung Presidential Election
- Knight-Gallup Study Finds Media Bias Highest In Those Who Are Distrustful, Partisan
- Alex Jones Sues PayPal Over Ban, Seeks Reinstatement
- Twitter Turns Up Heat On Fake Accounts
- 'The 'Washington Post Magazine' Adds Features, Updates Design
- Beto: Betting On Social Media
- Character Finds Role On Madison Avenue: Why 'Traits' Are The Next New Thing
- Report: Majority Of Global Consumers Are 'Belief-Driven' Buyers
- Hyundai, Tate Modern Open Politically Charged Exhibit
- Kavanaugh-Ford Hearings Made For Engaging TV
- Fox News Tops Nets For Kavanaugh Ratings
- U.S., Canada Clinch New, Rebranded Trade Deal
