Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for June 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, June 18, 2020
- Dog-Whistling Dixie, Nazis Too
- Civil Rights Groups Launch Facebook Advertising Boycott Campaign
- Facebook Removes Some Ads From Trump's Re-Election Campaign, Cites Policy Against Hate
- Now The World Can Hear Our Lies In Their Own Languages
- Facebook To Enable Political Ad Opt Outs, Help Register Voters
- Third FCC Member Voices Skepticism Of Trump's Social Media Order
- Former Ad Biz Editor Calls For 'Defunding' All Fox News Advertising
- Fox Attorney Argues 'Tucker Carlson' Isn't News, Seeks Dismissal Of McDougal Slander Suit
- A World Flattened By Social Media
- 'Popular Mechanics' Shames Itself With Anarchist How-To
- Critics Tweet That Trump Is Using Rally Sign-Ups To Build His Email List
- Goodbye, Aunt Jemima And Uncle Ben: Racial Stereotypes Under Scrutiny
- 'Axios' To Launch Daily Podcast Covering Politics, Economics
- 'Politico' Takes Daily Newsletters Weekly For Some Readers
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, June 8, 2020
- Watch This Clickbait Before Facts Set The Record Straight
- Zuckerberg Revisits Reining In Trump, Announces A Facebook Policy Review
- Big Media Donate Ad Time To Combat Racism
- NYT Opinions Editor Resigns Over 'Send In The Troops' Op-Ed
- Imbroglio Over Tom Cotton's Op-Ed For 'NYT' Should Spur Healthy Debate
- Reddit Co-Founder Quits Board To Protest Racial Hatred On Platform; Requests A Black Successor
- Hate Speech Thrives On Reddit
- Real-Time On A Real Issue: Industry Responses To The Murder Of George Floyd, Racial Injustice And Inequity
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, June 5, 2020
- Wrapping The President In The Flag: No, Not That One
- Conversations About Trump Turn Increasingly Negative, Even Among Base
- Conservative Group Calls Out Trump As 'Coward'
- If You're Not Part Of The Solution...
- 'New York Times' Staffers, Union Condemn Tom Cotton Op-Ed
- 'Time' Releases Special 'A Nation Torn' Issue, Cover Border Names 35 African Americans Killed By Racism
- The Holding Companies Could Foster The Kind Of Change Protesters Are Demanding
- How Brands Should Engage With The Protests
- Facebook Will Ban Ads From State-Controlled Media Outlets
- Former Reddit CEO Accuses Platform Of Hypocrisy On Black Lives Matter
- Musk Calls For Amazon Breakup After It Initially Rejects COVID-19 Book
- 'Radical' Snap Stands Up To Trump
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, June 3, 2020
- Why Twitter's Bar Should Be Higher For World Leaders, Not Lower
- ANA Condemns President's Exec Order: Calls It 'Misguided,' Violates First Amendment
- Digital Rights Group Sues To Block Trump Clampdown On Social Media
- Media Participate In 'Blackout Tuesday,' Show Solidarity For Black Community
- Google, Amazon, Citigroup, Others Show Support For Social Justice, But FEC Filings Tell A Different Story
- Facebook Won't Respond To Trump Posts, Zuckerberg Keeps Hands-Off Policy
- Facebook Staff Stage Virtual Walkout, Asserting Trump Uses Account To Incite Violence
- How Social Media Is Rewiring Our Morality
- Cops, Race And Rioting: Just Another TV Weekend In America
- NBCU Said To Be Mulling Right-Wing Programming For CNBC
- NowThis Launches New Political Interview Series 'Answer This'
- GSD&M Helps Launch First U.S. Space Force Campaign
- Google Cloud Strikes Deal With UK Government, COVID-19 Impacts Adoption
- California AG Moves Forward With Privacy Regulations
