According to a new Ipsos study, two-thirds of Americans are likely to vote for candidates who support passing a law legalizing abortion to replace Roe if SCOTUS strikes it down. Read the whole story
Brands aren't being brave at the moment. Most are cowering in the corner. Read the whole story
We can expect much more abortion-related political advertising for the next seven months leading up to the midterm elections in November -- both for … Read the whole story
Ukrainian ad agency Bickerstaff.734 has created a pseudo-tourism campaign designed to make ordinary Russian citizens aware of what is really going on. Read the whole story
Marketers and brands have an ethical responsibility to think about how their messaging lands, especially in times of conflict and crisis. Read the whole story
When including all media platforms -- local broadcast, local cable/satellite, radio, digital and OTT -- Kantar projects political advertising could total $8.0 billion this … Read the whole story
Casual TV viewing mixed with some eye-opening marketing might have been absorbed by viewers Monday during MSNBC's coverage of a "New York Times" investigative … Read the whole story
"The FCC cannot, and should not, block this sale," Republican commissioner Nathan Simington stated this week. Read the whole story
As far as intent signals go, Twitter's new owner has sent some mixed ones to the company's biggest customers this week, ditching its annual … Read the whole story
"The Open Markets Institute "appears to believe that the FTC will be receptive to its cavalier effort to influence a federal agency that is … Read the whole story
In a sprawling 133-page federal complaint, right-wing political candidate Laura Loomer sues Facebook and Twitter Florida over their hate-speech policies. Read the whole story
After almost four years of litigation, the broadband industry has abandoned its quest to nix California's net neutrality rules. Read the whole story
It's really hard to acknowledge someone else's perspective as valid -- especially If you fit the dominant paradigm of your culture. Read the whole story
Sinclair projects political ad spend to be between $36 million and $45 million for Q2, with core advertising reaching $314 million to $322 million. … Read the whole story