- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2019
- Bloomberg Really Does Know 'What It Takes To Beat Trump' -- Actually, He Knows Two Ways
- Bloomberg Kicks Off Presidential Campaign With CBS And NBC's NFL Football, CBS Show Airings
- Cable TV News Sees Sharp November Viewing Spike From Impeachment Programming
- 'Bloomberg News' Hurts Brand With One-Sided Political Coverage
- New Forms Of Political Ads Are Coming
- Is Biden Gaining TV Ad/Media Value From Trump?
- Senate Democrats Introduce Broad Privacy Law
- Tech Vs. Trump: The State Of Play
- The Hidden Agenda Behind Zuckerberg's 'Meaningful Interactions'
- Why Fake News Fears Will Not Lead To Spike In Subscriptions
- Conde Nast Pledges To Reach Paris Agreement Targets
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 22, 2019
- The Greatest Propaganda Machine In History
- Politics Actually More Partisan Than Team Sport, Albeit Less So For Men
- Freedom Of Speech Is Not Freedom Of Reach
- Facebook Mulls Political Ad Targeting Following Google's Move
- Google Limits Targeting For Political Ads, Updates Media-Buying Policies
- Cable News Networks' Impeachment Hearings: Fewer TV Commercial Airings, Higher Ratings
- Cover Story: Dueling Banners
- Ad Industry Pushes National Privacy Law, Would Override California Measure
- Support For First Amendment Grows Among American Students
- 'NYT' To Publish "1619 Project" As Book Series
- Google Applauded For Obeying GDPR On Political Ads?
- Email Armageddon: Trump And Pelosi Battle It Out In Inboxes
- Amazon, Google, FB Make Mozilla's 'Most Creepy' Devices List
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019
- 'Well, Ambassador And Mr. Morrison, I Have Some Bad News For You'
- Google, Tech Companies Dance Around Data Requests From Congressional Antitrust Query
- Cable Industry Urges Court To Block Drug Price Disclosure Mandate
- Political Ads Convert 10 Times Better Than Run-Of-The-Mill Ads For Advertisers, Publishers, Study Shows
- Facebook Undermines Location-Privacy Preferences, Senators Suggest
- Facebook Seeks Dismissal Of Location Privacy Class-Action
- Senate Democrats Propose Privacy Framework, Call For Do-Not-Track
- Most Americans Support Public Access To Local News, But Are Divided On Funding
- Hey Google, Play Me Some News
- Mobile Emerges As America's Go-To News Device, Especially For Younger, More Affluent Consumers
- Proposed Debate Between FedEx CEO And 'NYT' Publisher Will Never Happen
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 15, 2019
- Congressional Hearings Once Made A Splash, But Not Anymore
- President Live Tweets Witness Intimidation, Adds Third Ring To Impeachment Media Circus
- First Day Of Public Impeachment Hearings Delivers 13.8 Million Viewers
- Fox News Scores Best Overall Day One Impeachment Views, ABC Tops In 25-54 Viewers
- Spam Won't Get You Elected: Presidential Hopefuls Flunk Email Marketing 101, Study Shows
- Democrats Press FCC To Crack Down On Carriers Over Privacy
- Keep The Politics In Corporate Ads
- Boris Backing Corbyn? Brands Will Need Strong Ethics When Deepfakes Target Businesses
- ANA, Pharmas Ask Court To Uphold Block On Prescription-Price Disclosure Mandate
- Volkswagen Partners With The Conservation Fund
- 'Politico' Founder Allbritton Plans Tech Website Amid Crowded Field
- Feds Eye Google's Massive Health-Data Project, Lawmakers Roused
- New Impeachment Podcast From 'NYT,' 'Quartz Japan' Launches
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 8, 2019
- Cover Story: The Impeachment Of You Know Who
- Facebook Reportedly Mulls Curbs On Microtargeted Political Ads
- Ex-Twitter Staffers Accused Of Spying For Saudia Arabia
- Thank You For The Information
- Survey: Consumers Want Brands To Take Political Stands
- Should TV Journalists Question Political Ads On Their Shows?
- Fake News Runs Rampant On Facebook As 2020 Election Looms
- 'The Washington Post' To Publish Illustrated Book On Mueller Report
- How Online Advertising Could Help Win 2020 Election
- McClatchy Launches 'Impact2020,' 'Morning Brew' To Offer Election Newsletter