Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for February 2019
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019
- Sinclair Posts Strong Political Revenues, Digital Ads Rise
- The Blaze Is On Fire, How It Overtook Breitbart
- It's Time To Make Your Voice Heard
- Beijing's Real-Life 'Black Mirror' Episode
- Senators Probe Big Pharma's Pricing; CEOs Put Blame Elsewhere
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019
- Left Wins Midterms, Media Trust Too
- Latest White House Tell-All Provides Tips For Marketing Pros
- Missouri Official Must Face Suit Over Twitter Block
- Petition To Remove 'National Enquirer' From Walmart Gets Little Traction
- Social Networks Comply With Stronger Worldwide Ad Regulations
- YouTube Changes Penalty System After Pedophilia Flap
- Is Roger McNamee The Howard Beale Of Our Time?
- Who Needs A Big Ad Campaign? The Chatterbox-In-Chief
- Did Jeff Zucker Just Option A Discarded Episode Of Aaron Sorkin's 'Newsroom?'
- IAB Europe Responds To Evidence Its Ad System And Google Violate GDPR
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019
- Tuesday's State Of The Union Address Ranks As 7th Most-Watched
- Britain's ICO Issues Fines For Illegal Email Campaigns
- Former 'Vanity Fair' Editor Graydon Carter Launches 'Air Mail,' Global Newsletter
- Maryland Seeks To Lift Block On Online Electioneering Law
- Blasey Ford 'Time' Cover Wins ASME's Magazine Cover Of The Year
- ANA Presses California To Refine Privacy Law
- Disney Sees Quarterly Ad Gains, Thanks To College Football, Political Spots
- Net Neutrality Repeal Already Harming Public, Former FCC Chief Argues
- Knowing Isn't Free
- 'NYT,' 'WaPo,' Conde Nast Face Possible Libel Suits From Covington Student
- Only Thing UK Agrees On Is Regulating Social
