Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for June 2021
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, June 25, 2021
- FTC, Now Headed By Antitrust Proponent, To Review Amazon's Planned MGM Acquisition: Report
- Guess Which Institution Is The Only One Consumers Feel Is Both Ethical And Competent?
- Media Lions Awarded To Two Grand Prix Winners Whose Campaigns Helped Change The World
- Florida Defends Social Media Law, Says Tech Companies Can Be Forced To Host Politicians
- House Judiciary Committee Advances Antitrust Bills That Target Big Tech
- Adland Is Great At Selling Products. What About Selling Sustainability?
- Soap Opera: Lions Address Human Dignity, Mundane Problem-Solving
- Court Revives Some Claims Against Social Media Platforms Over Terrorist Bombing
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, June 18, 2021
- Why P&G Is Leaning On Brands To Lead The Next Wave Of Disruption
- Big-Tech Critic Lina Khan Takes Helm At FTC
- RepresentUs Enlists Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom For PSA
- 'WaPo' Launches 'A Better Week' To Address Post-Pandemic World
- Association Of Magazine Editors Blasts Efforts To Ban Teaching 1619 Project
- Journalism Protection Bill Needs Rewrite, Groups Say
- House Bill Seeks To Shore Up Local Journalism
- Florida's Ban On 'Deplatforming' Faces Broad Opposition
- Google Searching For New Skin Tone Measures To Reduce Bias
- Babysitting Racist Algorithms
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, June 10, 2021
- GroupM: PACs Now Rank As One Of The Biggest Standalone Ad Categories
- Biden Revokes Ban On TikTok And WeChat
- Google Should Be Considered A 'Common Carrier,' Ohio AG Says In New Lawsuit
- JewBelong Fights Anti-Semitism With Serious Humor
- Local TV Ads Sink 19% This Year, Will Rise 20% In 2022
- IPG Reveals New Climate Action Plan
- Gannett Was Right To Resist FBI's Demand For Reader Information
- Colorado Passes Privacy Law Giving Residents Right To Opt Out Of Ad Targeting
- Google Fights The Nation, Other Publishers Over Antitrust Claims
- Google To Pay $270M, Change Ad Practices, To Settle French Antitrust Charges
- Why Banning Deplatforming, Increased Data Privacy May Help Internet
- When Will Attacks On Media Become A Big Deal?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, June 2, 2021
- Democracy's Branding Problem
- Americans' Trust In The CDC Falls Precipitously
- Why Lysol Wants To Kill COVID, Profits Too
- Cities Use Social Media Program To Counter Vaccine Mistrust
- Magna Taps Reprise's Harris As First-Ever Media Responsibility Head
- The Problem With Woke Capitalism
- Facebook-Funded Report Accuses Apple Of Depriving Consumers Of Choices
- Not Just OTT Ad Dollars, TV Stations Want Higher FCC-Regulated Carriage Fees
- ANA Urges New York To Put Brakes On Opt-In Privacy Bill
- Florida Sued Over New Law Prohibiting Social Media Platforms From Banning Politicians
