- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 17, 2019
- Buttigieg Brand Heats Up Despite Chilly Response From Right-Wing Websites
- It's The Money, Stupid
- Democratic Primary Standings: Sanders Biggest Gainer If Biden Doesn't Run, Buttigieg Ascending
- The NRA's Ugly Split With Its Ad Agency
- ARF Rescinds Cambridge Analytica Award, Says It Acted 'Unethically'
- What Cory Booker Knew About Twitter Before Trump
- Story Of Roger Ailes In Dueling TV, Movie Projects
- Melania Trump Slams Anna Wintour, 'Vogue'
- U.S. Government Tops Web Privacy Audit
- Ad Industry Slams Texas Privacy Proposal
- Duck Duck Go, Brave, Other Companies Want To Beef Up California Privacy Law
- Maryland Seeks To Reinstate Law Requiring Online Newspapers To Disclose Political Ads
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 10, 2019
- Future Of Fox News May Be D2C, 'Nation' Exceeds Expectations
- Republicans Drive Erosion Of News Media 'Credibility'
- Remembering 'George' Publisher JFK Jr. On 20th Anniversary Of His Death
- Herman Cain Email List Used For Money-Making Offer: Report
- YouTube Disables Comments On Congressional Livestream
- Patagonia's Next-Level Purpose? Taking Aim At B2B Bros
- Political Advertising's Bigger Concern: Truth Of Video Or Images?
- Pew Finds Social Media Use Among Adults Essentially Unchanged: Benchmarks Reddit, WhatsApp Too
- FTC Urged To Scrutinize Google, Facebook, Other Platforms
- U.S. Proposes $11B In Tariffs On Cheese, Wine, Etc. Over Airbus
- 'The Nation,' 'The New Republic' Name New Top Editors
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, April 3, 2019
- 'Boot Edge Edge, Boot Edge Edge'
- Uber, Nielsen And Others Urge Supreme Court To Nix Citizenship Question
- Google Blocks Ads In China From Serving On Sites Bypassing Censorship
- FTC Unable To Enforce Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules
- 'Politico' Invests $10M In Business, Launches New 'Politico Pro' User Experience
- Zuck To Regulators -- 'I Agree.... Your Turn'
- Proposed Change To California Privacy Law Would Encourage 'Frivolous' Suits, Ad Groups Argue
- Knight Foundation Makes $6 Million Investment In 3 Organizations
- ARF Creates 'Code Of Conduct' For Consumer Researchers, Utilizes Seal Of Approval For Compliance
- YouTube Defeats Lawsuit Over Children's Privacy
- WhatsApp India Lets Users Fact Check Content
- Facebook CEO Favors Global Regulations To Contain Harmful Content