Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for July 2021
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, July 28, 2021
- Democrats Are From Half Full, Republicans Are From Half Empty
- FTC's Slaughter Suggests Agency Will Scrutinize Behavioral Advertising
- Texas Probe Of Twitter Over Trump Ban Violates First Amendment, Civil Rights Groups Argue
- Apple, Google, Facebook: Regulation Roller Coaster Could Lead To China-Like Moves In U.S.
- Facebook To Prohibit Companies From Serving Behaviorally Targeted Ads To Minors
- Researching Authenticity: Q&A With NYU's Professor Watson, Sway Group's Wiley
- Biden Taps Google Critic To Lead DOJ Antitrust Enforcement
- IAB Analyzes World's Privacy Legislation, Finds Half Lack 'Affirmative Consent' Mandates
- Vaccine Critics Seek To Revive Free Speech Claims Against Facebook
- FTC Gets Extra Time To Beef Up Antitrust Case Against Facebook
- Bill Seeks To Strip Websites Of Protections For False COVID-19 Information Posted By Users
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, July 19, 2021
- The Darwin Media Awards: And The 'Winners' Are....
- 2022 Political Ad $ To Approach 2020's Record
- Toyota Pulls Back From The Olympics In Japan
- Amid Heightened Antitrust Scrutiny, Ad Execs Say Big Media Consolidation Is Good, Not Bad
- Bill Would Allow FTC To Fine Companies Over Privacy Violations
- As Ad Economy Continues Rebound, Fear Of Media Price Inflation Rises With It
- Governments Make Greater Push To Delete Twitter Content
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, July 13, 2021
- Everybody Will Talk About Fox Weather, But Nobody Will Do Anything About It
- Toyota Halts Donations To Insurrectionist Lawmakers
- Will Fox Weather Forecast End Of Climate Change?
- Texas AG Agrees To Stop Blocking Critics
- FTC Opens Probe Of Amazon's Proposed MGM Buy: Report
- DC Journalistic Site Raises Funds, Hires Reporters For Fall Launch
- Biden Urges FCC To Restore Net Neutrality, FTC To Regulate 'Surveillance Practices'
- 'Newsweek' Debuts Podcast Series Featuring 'Debate' On Issues
- Google Fined Millions in France, Allegedly Violated Orders To Negotiate With Publishers
- Group Black Supports Investment In Media Diversity
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, July 1, 2021
- Used Car For Sale: Full Disclosure, It's A Toyota
- Consumers See Rise In 'Toxic' UGC, Hold Brands Responsible For Policing It
- Sen. Warren Urges Investigation Into Google's Alleged Ad Manipulation Via 'Project Bernanke'
- Court Dismisses FTC And State Antitrust Cases Against Facebook
- Supreme Court To Intervene In Battle Over Digital Billboards
- Judge Blocks Florida Restrictions On Social Media Platforms
- R/GA Exploits Calming Nature Videos To, Well, Save Nature
- Amazon Seeks To Disqualify FTC Chair From Antitrust Probe
- Tuskegee Study Heirs Participate In Ad Council Vaccine Campaign
- Criminal-Justice Site 'The Appeal' Closes Down, But Staff Will Try To Revive It
- Sen. Wyden Proposes Bill To Protect Journalists From Government Surveillance
- EU Approves UK Data Rules, Avoiding Online Advertising Chaos
