Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for October 2020
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Oct. 30, 2020
- Ipsos Forecast Model Predicts 'Narrow' Biden Win: Cites Pandemic, Other Key Issues
- This Just In From The Mars News Channel...
- Gut Research Finds More 'Positives' For Biden, 'Negatives' For The Other Guy
- Search Guru: Google Still Allowing Political Ad Disinformation
- It's In Your Hands Now
- Republican Voters Most Keen On Brand Role In Politics: Independents, Not So Much
- While Ad Spending Crashed For Most News Media During Pandemic, Fox News Rallied 41%
- Cable TV News Network Ratings Soar On Strong Election Interest
- On Eve Of Election, Brand Interest Increases For 'Social Media'
- Agencies Unleash Election Projects
- Senators Question Tech CEOs About Online 'Censorship'
- Biden Earns 119 Press Endorsements, Including 'The Economist,' Trump Gets 6
- Harris Poll Reveals A Quarter Of Advertisers Boycotted Google, Too
- When The Business Of Politics Ends Up In Business
- Proposed CCPA Opt-Out Regulations Violate First Amendment, Ad Industry Says
- Magic Johnson, Other Celebs Urge Voter Turnout In Color Of Change Spot
- Agency Campaign Aims To Boost Turnout By Urging Younger Voters To Select Mail-In Option
- A Billion Emails For Change: How Change.org Helps Causes With Its Marketing
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, Oct. 19, 2020
- Biden Word-of-Mouth Sentiment Turns Positive For First Time
- Enquiring Minds Want To Know How Rupert Murdoch Became David Pecker
- Study Finds Most Will Be Glued To Election Results, But Biden Supporters More Likely To Believe Them
- Political Advertising Spend Hits Record $6.7 Billion
- Biden Thumps Trump In Head-To-Head Town Halls
- NBC's Trump Town Hall Coverage Lost Viewers, Probably Money, Too
- Agencies Lend Their Talents To Get-Out-The-Vote Campaigns
- Ad Condemns Trump's Misogynistic Treatment Of Women
- Dorsey Right To Apologize For Twitter Censorship
- Snap, Pinterest Snapped Up Ad Crumbs From Facebook Boycott: Report
- Survey: Women's Rights, Economy Among Top Mom Voter Priorities
- White House Presses To Move Forward With TikTok Ban
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020
- Madison Ave. Endorses Biden, Projects Him Winning Two-To-One
- With Explicit Political Agenda, Patagonia Builds Its Brand
- My Conspiracy Theory On Why Americans Are Playing An Increasingly Dangerous Game
- Turns Out Twitter Has A Democratic Bias, So What
- Facebook And Twitter Restrict 'New York Post' Story About Biden
- Half Of Ad Execs Have Adjusted Ad Plans Due To Political Ad Clutter, Most Holding Back
- Ad-Tech Group Warns Of Drawbacks In Potential CCPA Loophole
- Dentsu, SeeHer Partner In Bid To Achieve Cross-Industry Gender Equality
- Social Media Companies' Protections Face Continued Attack
- How To Kill An Agency With 2 Words: 'Too Black'
- Home Depot, Motel 6 Fire Richards Group After Founder's Racist Remarks
- With Diversity Record Under Fire, P&G's Old Spice Pairs With Powerful 'Black Boys' Film
- Shareholders Put Squeeze On Charmin, Push P&G To Improve On Deforestation Issues
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020
- Biden Outspends Trump On National, Local TV Campaigns
- MAGGOT Is The New MAGA
- Most Americans Fear Misinformation Will Sway Election, Cite POTUS As Super Spreader
- Anti-Trump Negative Ads Resume With A Vengeance
- Do-It-Yourself Presidential Engagement Evaluation
- What Trump's COVID Status Means For Future Campaigning
- What Will The Rest Of This Year Look Like? Go Vote And Let's Find Out
- Right, Mr. President, Don't Be Afraid Of COVID. Be VERY Afraid
- Facebook, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple Have Monopoly Power, Democrats Recommend Changes
- Trump Renews Call To Repeal Platforms' Protections
- Social Platforms Ban Death Wishes Against Trump; 'The Squad' Nails Twitter For Hypocrisy
- Political Email Campaigns Use 'Devious' Fundraising Tactics, Princeton Study Finds
- Saks Launches Voting Drive Campaign
- Voting Effort Targets Gen Z In Swing State
- Privacy Advocates Unveil CCPA Do-Not-Sell Tool
- FCC Preps Order Affirming Net Neutrality Repeal
- White House Makes New Push For Supreme Court Hearing Over Trump's Twitter Blocks
- Facebook Finally Moves To Squelch QAnon, As Danger Is Magnified
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020
- 73 Million People Watch 1st Televised 2020 Presidential Debate, Down 13% From 2016
- Fear & Loathing On Top Of The World
- ABC's 'Black-ish' In Toon With Election Season
- Facebook Bans Ads Seeking To Delegitimize Election, Removes Anti-Immigrant Trump Ads
- Political Advertisers Turn To No-Skip DOOH To Reach Voters
- Earned Media, Distractions May Count More In Politics
- Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs Could Be Called To Testify
- FCC Drops Appeal, Will Provide Data About Net Neutrality Commenters To New York Times
- Republicans May Want To Regulate Facebook -- But Not Its Political Ads
- Newsletter Opens Peaked During DNC, GOP Conventions: Study
