Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for August 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Aug. 28, 2020
- TV Audience Drops For RNC's Third Night, Trails DNC Average
- 'I Could Stand In The Middle Of The South Lawn And Shoot Holes In The People's House'
- Trump's Social Media Crackdown Violates Free Speech, Voter Groups Say
- Defund Facebook: The Machine Fueling Ad Industry Demand For Change
- Virtual GOP, Night 3: Star-Spangled Pence
- TikTok Bid: Walmart Reportedly Teams Up With Microsoft
- 'National Enquirer' Needs Investment To Rebound From Pecker Era
- Let's Hold Ad Platforms 'Strictly Liable' When They Sell Fraudulent Ads
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020
- Day 2 Of The RNC Is The First 2020 Convention Coverage To Beat 2016 Ratings
- NBA Playoffs Stopped On Wednesday After Blake Shooting, TNT Airings Cancelled
- The Mother Of All Tuckers: How Shocked Are We That The Fox News Host Defends Armed Vigilantism?
- Networks Devote Half Again More Coverage To RNC Vs. DNC
- Defund Facebook: The Machine Fueling Ad Industry Demand For Change
- Biden Vs. Trump: Ad Media Spend Could Have A Similar Outcome As In 2016
- TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer Exits After 3 Politically Charged Months
- Xandr Intros Programmatic Political Buys Across WarnerMedia Digital
- 'National Enquirer' Needs Investment To Rebound From Pecker Era
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2020
- The Irony Throne: First Lady Uses Rose Garden To Troll All Former First Ladies, The Media Too
- Amid A Postal Crisis, Biden Campaign Says It's Relying Heavily On Snail Mail
- DNC Wins First Night Of Convention Ratings, But Has Greater Rate Of Erosion From 2016
- CNN Donkey And Elephant Campaign Aims To Drive TV Viewership Through Social
- Buying Biden: Politics Is About To Eat The Internet
- Virtual RNC First Night Scores 17 Million Viewers -- Down 14% From Same DNC Night
- COVID-19 Inspires Gripping Campus News Coverage
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2020
- American Carnies: Why The RNC's Running Joke Rhymes With #Coke
- Virtual GOP, Night 1: Republicans Come Out Swinging
- Millions Are Earmarked For TV Political Ads - But Where?
- Lunya Urges Women To Vote In Bed
- GOP's Convention Goal: Making Trump Great Again
- Biden, The DNC, UGC
- Twitter Flags Trump Tweet About Voting Mail Drop Boxes
- How Political Views Of College Students Influence Their Media Consumption
- The Answer? The Undecideds!
- TikTok To File Suit Against Trump, Possibly Today, As GOP Convention Kicks Off
- iHeartPodcast Network, Gingrich 360 Sign Multi-Year Deal
- Ta-Nehisi Coates Guest Edits 'Vanity Fair' September Issue
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020
- The Answer Is Yes, It's Supposed To Be A Bad Thing
- Facebook Steps Up Action Against QAnon, Other Dangerous Fringe Groups
- Dems Kick Off 2 Weeks Of Subdued Conventions
- Virtual Dems, Night 2: From Sea To Shining Sea And Beyond
- Virtual Dems, Night 3: Kamala Makes Her Case
- Let's Give Our Work Teams Election Day Off
- Facebook Sued For 'Censoring' Posts About Vaccines
- MSNBC Tops DNC Virtual Event For Day 2, Biden, Trump Ramp Up National TV Buys
- Volkswagen Van Spreads Voting Message
- Levi's PSA Preps Gen Z for Suppression: 'Vote Anyway'
- Two Hispanic Marketing Luminaries Sign On To Make The Case For Biden
- White House Seeks New Hearing In Battle Over Journalist's Press Pass
- Trump Tells Supreme Court He Has Right To Block Critics
- Vice Releases USPS-Focused Newsletter, Magazine
- 3 Lessons From The TikTok Controversy
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020
- In Joe We Trust: The Other Guy, Not So Much
- President's Digital Trade War With China Could Take Billions More Out Of The U.S. Ad Market
- Report: TikTok Preparing To Sue Trump
- TikTok Tracked User Data For 15 Months, WSJ Finds
- Awareness Of Brands Helping With Crisis Falls To Lowest Point Since Beginning Of Pandemic
- 'O, The Oprah Magazine' Puts Breonna Taylor Portrait On 26 Billboards
- TV Now: A Midsummer Day's Rant
- How Did Facebook Boycotters Spend Their July Budgets?
- Disney, Viacom, Others Will Limit Data Collection To Settle Children's Privacy Battle
- Dystopia As A Leitmotif? It's All Part Of The Zeitgeist
- Facebook Expands Content Ban To Include Blackface, Jewish Stereotypes
- Facebook Cites COVID-19 For Slow Response To Remove Misinformation, Hate Speech, Terrorism Posts
- Ban On Data Caps Is 'Outdated,' Charter Tells FCC
- Fox News Launching Paid, Live Streamer For International Users
- Report: 80% Of Americans Want Brands To Take Action On Racism
- Report: Facebook Hotbed For QAnon Conspiracy Theories
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020
- Facebook Sued Over 'Russia State-Controlled Media' Label
- When Someone Shows You Who They Are, Believe Them The First Time: #IIWII
- Twitter Could Take $250M Hit From New FTC Allegation of Data Misuse For Ad Targeting
- Publicis' Tom Goodwin, Opponent Of Cancel Culture, Falls Victim To It
- Playing Fast And Loose With The Truth
- Embattled TikTok Embraces American Democracy
- With The Clock Ticking, Why Does Microsoft Want TikTok Anyway?
- Monopolies Suck, Even In The Digital Marketplace
- Facebook Finally Removes Trump Misinformation
- Pol Accused Of Misusing Catholic Email List
- FTC Lacks Authority To Police Platforms' Content Moderation Policies, Simons Says
- Trump Likes To Claim 'Everyone Knows.' The Marketing Catch: Everyone Doesn't
- FCC Seeks Comments On Trump Request To Crack Down On Social Media
- Bleach, Disinfectant Sales Power Clorox's Q4 Earnings
- Trump Rescinds Renomination Of Republican FCC Commissioner
- Trump: Microsoft Should Pay U.S. Per TikTok Deal
- Trump Admin Asks Judge To Throw Out Lawsuit Challenging Attempted Social Media Crackdown
- Arming The Militias
- New Bill Would Restrict Companies From Collecting Or Selling Faceprints
- Sinclair Revenues Up 66%, But Sports Revenue Remains Weak
