Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for March 2019
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 27, 2019
- Trump Email Seeks Donations In Wake Of 'Exoneration"
- White House Provides Enemies List To, Well, 'The Enemy Of The People'
- 2019's Top Contender For 'Media Person Of The Year,' Barr None
- Media Reacts To Barr's Mueller Report Summary, Trump To 'Slam and Shame' Critics
- Days Remaining: 666
- Conservative News Site 'Breitbart' Continues Downward Slide, Fox News Maintains Dominance
- Judges Consider Whether Trump Can Block Twitter Critics
- Facebook Cracks Down On Foreign Fake News Campaigns
- 'NYT' Debuts Latest Film In "Truth" Campaign, Focuses On ISIS Coverage
- Google, McClatchy Launch Local News Experiment Project
- FTC Launches Broadband Privacy Investigation
- Feds Reportedly Subpoena Marketer In Media-Buying Probe
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 20, 2019
- Never Pick A Fight With A Cow That Can Milk Social Media By The Barrel
- Rep. Nunes Sues Twitter And Parodists Over Mocking Tweets
- Facebook Curbs Ad Targeting To Settle Civil Rights Lawsuits
- ANA Wants Privacy Regime That Bans Some Practices, Allows Opt-Outs For Targeted Ads
- Fox Adds Ryan, Carey To Board, Stock Down 4%
- Voter List Firm Offers Web Browsing Data
- Despite New Zealand PM's Policy, Media Still Names Shooter
- Facebook Downplays NZ Massacre Views
- NZ Terror Video Makes Internet Regulation Certain
- Facebook: 30% Of Users Endure A 'News Desert'
- 'New York Times' Not Entitled To Information About Net Neutrality Commenters, FCC Says
- DC Fray, On Top Media Partner, Expand Reach Across Capitol Region
- Bezos, 'Enquirer' Drama Deepens, Girlfriend's Brother Sold Texts
- 'Washington Post Opinions' Launches Long-Form Journalism Initiative
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 13, 2019
- Thank You Mr. President For Making My Life Easier
- News Corp Australia Follows Sen. Warren's Call For A Google Breakup
- California Privacy Law Threatens Discount Programs, ANA Says
- California Privacy Law Could Revive 'Do-Not-Track' Tools
- Facebook Restores Sen. Warren's 'Breakup' Ads
- Senators Propose Banning Behavioral Targeting Of Teens Under 16
- Politics And BBQ in Austin
- Dick's Sporting Goods Pulling Hunting Rifles From 125 More Stores
- Tim Berners-Lee Looks To Rid World Wide Web, At 30, Of Misinformation, Clickbait
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 6, 2019
- The 'Bullshit' Pulpit
- Democrats To Introduce Net Neutrality Bill
- Brands Lose Up To An Estimated $50 Billion Annually From Ad Fraud
- 'National Review,' 'Weekly Standard' Alums To Debut Conservative Media Company
- YouTube, Gab Stir Latest Debate About Reader Comments
