Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for March 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, March 26, 2020
- Fighting Pandemic With Money, Senate Passes $2 Trillion Stimulus Bill
- Why COVID-19 Is Like Being Stranded In The Arctic, And Why You Shouldn't Freak Out
- Trump Must Face Claims He Retaliated Against Journalists
- Trump's Twitter Blocks Violate First Amendment, Court Confirms
- World Health Organization Labels Fake COVID-19 News 'Infodemic'
- Consumers Vs. The Ad Trade: How COVID-19 Impacts Their Media Consumption
- Fox News Virus-Infected Staff Now At 6, As Hosts Urge U.S. To Return to Work
- Rhode Island Census Count Campaign Alters Course Amid Pandemic
- Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter Organize Virtual Hackathon With WHO To Fight COVID-19
- FCC Extends Deadline For Net Neutrality Comments
- Watchdogs Want FTC To Demand Detailed Info About Children's Data
- DoubleVerify Makes Rare Move With Ad Council, Recommends How To Address COVID-19
- More Companies Join Ad Council, White House COVID-19 PSA Initiative
- Automakers Shift Gears Into Medical Equipment Production
- Consumers Cautious About Spending Stimulus Checks
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, March 20, 2020
- You Don't Want To Make President Hulk Angry (It Will Scare You!)
- Cover Story: When The World Stops
- Government Plan To Fight COVID-19 Could Result In 'Wholesale Privacy Invasion,' Senator Warns
- Facebook Fights COVID-19 Misinformation, Promotes CDC, WHO Health Reports
- The Savvy Politician's Secret Weapon: Influencer Marketing
- Maryland Passes Digital Ad Tax
- Distilleries Want Tax Relief To Make Hand Sanitizer Instead Of Booze
- No More Dodgy Buses -- It's Time To Regulate Political Ads
- Kantar Analysis Indicates 2020 Ad Recession Likely To Be Fast, Pronounced For Most Media
- Global Ad Outlook Revised Downward By Billions: Attributed To COVID-19, China
- Poll: Nearly Half Of U.S. Doesn't Trust Traditional Media To Deliver Accurate COVID-19 Information
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 18, 2020
- Verily Coronavirus Site Overwhelmed, Requires Visitors To Create Google Account
- An Ad Industry Forecast You Never Wanted To See
- News Story Like This One Comes Only Once Or Twice In A Lifetime
- TV Execs Focus On Consumer Demand, Some Politicians Push $1,000 Payments
- National TV News Channels See Big Viewing Gains, CNN Soars
- In Midst Of Virus Crisis, Dem Debaters Go Elbow To Elbow
- Whipped Into A Frenzy
- NBCUniversal, ViacomCBS, iHeartMedia Run Coronavirus PSAs On Donated Media
- FTC Urged To Crack Down On Google Over Ads For Face Masks
- No More Dodgy Buses -- It's Time To Regulate Political Ads
- Report: Ad-Marketing Industry Fears Layoffs Due To Coronavirus
- Toronto Firm Develops Pandemic-Focused OOH Platform
- DoubleVerify Releases Guidelines Around Coronavirus Content for Brands
- COVID-19 Wreaks Havoc On Already Stressed QSR Market
- Arts, Alternative Magazines See Survival Threatened By Virus' Economic Impact
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, March 16, 2020
- 'It Would Be Great If We Could Really Give The News Correctly'
- 6.1 Million Homes Tune Into Biden/Sanders Debate
- President No Longer Favored To Win Reelection, Biden Now Tied At Even Money
- FCC Urged To Extend Deadline For Net Neutrality Comments, Due To Coronavirus
- The Mismanagement Of Information During A Time Of Crisis
- Alphabet's Verily To Launch COVID-19 Website Late Monday
- New Federal Privacy Bill Would Let Consumers Delete Their Data
- French Regulators Hit Apple With $1.23 Billion Fine, Charge Anti-Competitive Practices
- The Most Important 'Scape' The Ad Industry Will Ever Need, Trust Me
- 'WaPo' Technology 202 Network Joins Tech, Consumer, Government Leaders
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 11, 2020
- It's All In The Algorithms: Gmail Is Not 'Throttling' Candidates' Emails, Expert Says
- How Much Have YOU Heard Or Read About QAnon?
- Bloomberg Withdrawal Won't Curtail Local Political Ad Spending
- Why Broad Targeting Could Be Ticket To White House
- Kantar Study Finds Chinese Population Changed Media Habits To Research Coronavirus
- Trump Stared, Boris Blinked, The Chancellor Let Off The Tech Giants
- News Filter Bubbles Isolate One-Fifth Of Audiences
- 'Ok Boomer!' Let's Sort Out Hate Speech
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, March 5, 2020
- Americans Becoming 'Sleepy Joes,' Even Republicans
- The ROI Candidate
- Local Political Advertising Estimate Raised 8% To $7.1 Billion
- Tulsi Gabbard Loses First Amendment Lawsuit Against Google
- Bloomberg's Collapsing Presidential Campaign Started With A Tweet
- Tequila Brand Trolls Trump With New Campaign
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, March 4, 2020
- The Billion Dollar Primary (And Then Some)
- #LASA: Let America Sleep Again
- Fox News Is First to Cancel An Upfront Over Coronavirus
- Study Finds TV, Email Deliver Greatest Reach Among Super Tuesday Voters
- Republican Mega-Donor, Now Twitter Investor, Seeks To Oust Dorsey
- Sen. Markey Blasts Clearview, Renews Demand For Information
- Dear Zuck, We Already Have Money -- We Don't Need Librarating
- GroupM Issues Pandemic Alert: Reflects Tremendous Uncertainty
- Coronavirus Scare Highlights Politicized News
- Social Giants Contributing To Economic, Cultural Divide
- Why The Success Of 'The New York Times' Is Good News For Journalism
- MSNBC's Longtime 'Hardball' Host Matthews Retires
