Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for July 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, July 30, 2020
- It's The Stupidity, Stupid
- Lawmaker Accuses Google Of Privacy 'Bait-And-Switch'
- 'Advertising,' 'Data' And 'Targeting' Loom Large During Big Tech Hearings
- Sen. Hawley Unveils Bill Aimed At Curbing Personalized Ads
- Rep. Jordan Asks Sundar Pichai To Assure Google Will Not Favor Biden
- TikTok CEO Accuses Facebook Of Feigning 'Patriotism'
- Bezos: Amazon Likely To Come To Terms For Fire TV Support Of HBO Max
- New Hampshire Encourages Residents: 'Don't Go Viral'
- Racial Injustice Protests Score High Nielsen Ratings
- What Would Aaron Do?
- State And Local Election Administrators Are Open To Phishing Attacks: Study
- Rep. Nadler: Time To Break Up Facebook and Instagram
- Kodak Gets $765M From Feds To Produce Key Pharma Ingredients
- Hollywood And The Post-Pandemic World of Media
- TAG To Merge With UK-Based Standards Group
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, July 23, 2020
- It's The Pandemic, Stupid
- Some Political Campaigns 'Fall Far Short' Of Ad Industry Guidelines
- Facebook Takes Another Stab At Labeling Trump's Lies
- Twitter Takes On QAnon
- This Is How The End Of Freedom Starts, According To New Political Ad
- White House Weighs Appeal In Battle Over Journalist's Press Pass
- Republicans Try To Rope Twitter Into Antitrust Hearing
- 'Politico' B2C, B2B Businesses Grow, Staff Remains Home Through 2020
- Suit Accuses Fox News' Hannity, Carlson, Others Of Sexual Misconduct, And Former Host Henry Of Rape
- U.S. Will Pay Pfizer, BioNTech $1.95B For Promising COVID-19 Vaccine
- Trump: A Childhood of Abuse
- Leadership in a Moment of Change
- COVID-19 Scams Proliferating Online, Lawmakers Told
- Besieged TikTok Promises 10,000 New U.S. Jobs
- Will Google's Ban On COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories Hurt Publishers?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, July 16, 2020
- Twitter Reeling From Hacker Attack
- The Presidency Of Selling: 2016-20
- Trump Sons Send Out Disapproving Campaign Emails
- Facebook Mulling Ban Of All Political Ads: Reports
- Amid Back-To-School Limbo, Old Navy Encourages Young Activists
- U.S. Consumers Trust Brands More Than The Government
- Hope's Not Dead, It's Just Been Handed Down
- New York's Cuomo, Celebs Tell America To 'Mask Up' In New PSAs
- 'Find Something New' Campaign Targets Nation's Unemployed
- Facebook Tries To Make Privacy Policy 'Approachable And Engaging'
- TikTok Banned By More U.S. Organizations
- Washington Redskins To Change Name, TV Marketers' Pressure At Work
- Bari Weiss Resigns From 'New York Times,' Andrew Sullivan To Exit 'New York'
- Country Time Offers Lemonade Stand 'Stimulus,' Calls Out Big Business
- Government Urged To Establish Privacy Rules For Online Grocers
- Horizon Finds Americans Aware Of Facebook As Ad Boycott Target
- Inside YouTube's Bias Recommendation Bubble
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, July 2, 2020
- MRC Asked To Audit Facebook Policies, Brand Safety Controls
- Badwill
- In July, All Of Facebook Will Be 'Brand Unsafe'
- Report: Zuckerberg Said Advertisers Will Be Back 'Soon Enough'
- The Lincoln Project Baits Trump With Propaganda
- Ad Condemns Trump For Sacrificing 'Greatest Generation' For Political Gain
- Mindshare: Consumer Optimism Is A Lie
- Twitch Issues Temporary Ban On Trump, 2,000 Subreddits Also Banned
- Facebook Bans 220 'Boogaloo' Accounts; Talks With Ad Boycott Reps To Continue
- Conservative Activists To Pursue 'Censorship' Battle Against Tech Companies
- Big Brands Back Non-Ad-Supported, All-News Audio Network For Blacks
- Most NASCAR Fans Support Confederate Flag Ban, 'Black Lives Matter' Messaging
- Americans Talking About Racial Justice, COVID-19 Also Talk About Brands' Engagement With Issues
- PEN America Opposes Trump Request For Appeal In Battle Over First Amendment
- Who Was The Standout Star Of 1,500 Blogs? Take A Guess
- For Social Influencers, All Roads Lead To... Kentucky?
- Facebook To Seek Supreme Court Intervention In Privacy Battle Over 'Like' Button
- Major News Stories Pushed Cable TV News Networks Higher
- Facebook's News Feed Change Won't Quell Critics
