Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for January 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020
- On Eve Of A Political Ad Bowl, Americans Vote Against Politicizing The Big Game
- Impact Vs. Frequency: Bloomberg's Super Bowl :60 Vs. President's :30s
- Anti-Trump GOP Group Pushes Ads In Final Days Of Impeachment Trial
- Mark Penn: Impeachment Trial Is 'An Exercise In Political Rage'
- Post-Impeachment Trial: What Trump's Future TV Ads Might Sound Like
- CNN, MSNBC Airing 90% Of Live Impeachment Trial: Fox, Not So Much
- 'The Guardian' Rejects All Fossil Fuel Ads
- 'The 19th' Site Launches, Focuses On Women And Politics
- ProPublica Receives $1M to Support Election Coverage
- Tulsi Gabbard Presses First Amendment Claim Against Google
- 'The New Yorker' Launches Cross-Platform 'Democracy' Series
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020
- Impeachment Is A Boom For (Some) Right-Wing Media
- The Impeachment Trial Is A Media Event, And You -- Not The Senate -- Are The Jurors
- On The Eve Of Davos, Ad Industry Unveils Plan To Use Economics To Combat Unsafe Digital Media
- GDPR Has Levied $126 Million In Fines, Breach Notifications Rising
- Study Finds Consumers Want To Know Brands' Political Stances
- Facebook Editorial Argues It's Now 'Better Securing Our Elections'
- Supreme Court Won't Intervene In Facebook Biometric Privacy Battle
- Online Regulator Is A Near Certainty
- USDA Again Takes A Knife To Michelle Obama's School Nutrition Guidelines
- Joe Biden Takes On Section 230: Web Freedom Vs. Accountability
- Boris, Please Leave The BBC Alone
- Why Good Tech Companies Keep Being Evil
- UK Defies Brexit Uncertainty By Leading EU Ad-Spending Growth In 2020
- Facebook Aims To Pacify Overseas Critics
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020
- The Buzz Surrounding Joe For President (No, Not That Joe)
- Word-of-Mouth Rising For Sanders, Warren, Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Yang, Klobuchar
- Trump Supporters Eye Buyout Of One America News Network
- Email No Longer Works For Advocacy Efforts, Study Finds
- 'Newsweek' Celebrates Diverse Views With New 'Debate' Platform
- Colorado Greenlights Cannabis Billboards
- Let's Get Uncomfortable -- Before It's Too Late
- Facebook Prevails In Battle With Russian 'News' Agency
- Russian Entrepreneur Takes On Google, Yandex To Stop Disinformation
- Harvard Law Professor Has Weak Libel Case Against 'NYT'
- Meghan And Harry Wake Up To Find The Press Playing Hardball
- Reuters Received Secret Cold War Funding From UK Government
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Jan. 9, 2020
- Why I Don't Miss Fakebook, Er, I Mean Facebook
- Facebook Still Won't Vet Political Ads, But Will Let You See Fewer
- Facebook Bans Deepfake Videos, 'Cheapfakes' Continue
- Don't Miss Molly: One-Of-A-Kind Columnist Makes For A Powerful Film
- Bloomberg, Trump In $20-Million-Plus Super Bowl Facedown
- Facebook Exec: Staffers Have Ability To Influence 2020 Presidential Election
- Twitter To Allow Posters To Block All Replies
- Trump's Media Attacks Continue As TV Ad Dollars Rise
- Like Howard Beale, Ricky Gervais Is Mad As Hell
- Why Political Advertisers Double Down On Local TV And What Brand Media Pros Can Learn From Them
- Hamas Victims Want Supreme Court To Revive Lawsuit Against Facebook
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020
- Obama Ties Current POTUS As 'Most Admired Man' In 2019
- Who Won 2019's Political PR Race? (Hint: She's Not Even Running)
- Arming The Militias
- Fox Remains Dominant Conservative News Site, But Up-And-Comers Ascend
- 'Truth' In Advertising Struggles As Platforms Twitter, Spotify Reject Political Ads
- How Anti-Semitism Happens Programmatically, And In Real Time
- How to Survive Election Season
- On The Move, Literally: Richey Joins Picture Motion From Movement Strategy
- Twentysomething: This Decade's Brand Is TBD
