Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for February 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020
- Garbage In, Garbage Out: Tom Steyer Dominates Charleston Media Market
- BBB Begins Monitoring Political Ads For Voters, Finds Most Don't Use Icons
- From Oddsmakers To AI, The Democratic Race Is Still Anyone's Guess
- South Carolina Debate Slides 17% From New Hampshire
- Big-Spending Bloomberg Veers Into Out-of-Home
- 'Trust' Reaches A High For All TV News Brands, Except One
- MSNBC, BBC, Fox News and PBS Lead In TV News Trust
- Conservative Sites: Examiner Continues To Ascend, Fox News Continues To Dominate
- Facebook, Twitter Failing To Earn Voter Trust
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020
- The OTT Candidate
- Ninth Dem Debate: Five Hopefuls Vs. A Newbie Billionaire
- Founders Would Have Deemed Pace Of News Unprecedented: Un-President-ed, Too
- Why 'Political Ratings,' And Why Now: A Q&A With Nielsen's Michelle Andreas
- What Is The Moral Responsibility Of A Platform?
- Facebook Failing to Appease Some Policymakers
- Lanford Feels The Bern as 'Conners' Goes Live On NH Primary Night
- Privacy Bill Clears Washington State Senate
- Boris Is Coming For The BBC
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020
- Digital Political's 'Big One'
- U.S. Political Ad Spending To Approach $7 Billion, Represent 1.4% Of All Media Ad Revenues
- Facebook, Twitter Refuse To Ban Trump's Doctored Video Of Pelosi's Speech-Rip Moment
- Trump Leads In Use Of Name By Email Scammers: Report
- Nielsen 'Voter Ratings' Illustrate Disparity Vs. General Market
- TV Decorum In A Presidential Election Year? No Way!
- Consumers And Marketers Agree Candidates Should Make Privacy A Priority
- America's Consumer Anxiety
- California AG Revises Potential Privacy Regulations
- FTC To Study Big Tech Acquisitions Since 2010
- Washington Privacy Proposal Will Spur 'Frivolous Litigation,' Ad Industry Warns
- A Taste Of 2020 Trends: Twilio Outlines Five Areas Of Change
- 'The New Republic' Redesigns, Erects Metered Paywall
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020
- The Iowa Tokhes
- YouTube Confirms It Will Police False Political Content, Including Deepfakes
- It's Not Just The GDP, Stupid
- 'The Washington Post' To Roll Out Data-Driven Initiatives For 2020 Election Coverage
- FTC Wants To Stop Edgewell's Acquisition Of Harry's
- Apple News Adds No Value To 2020 Political Coverage
- Super Ad Wins: 'Smaht Pahk,' 'Groundhog Day,' 'Loretta,' 'Cool Ranch,' 'Alexa,' 'Tough Never Quits'
