- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022
- So Let Me School Elon Musk On The Flip Side Of Relevancy - It's Called Differentiation
- In Letter To Advertisers, Musk Vows Twitter Won't Be A 'Hellscape' Or 'Spam'
- Ipsos: Polls Will Be More Accurate In The Midterms, Give GOP A 3-Point Advantage
- Anti-Semitism In The News As HBO Doc Remembers Synagogue Massacre
- Did Adidas Cut Ties With Ye Fast Enough?
- Conservative Web Sites Lost Traffic In September: Report
- Americans: Ad Industry Should Be Held Liable For Greenwashing, Obstructing Climate Action
- Americans Say Ad Biz Has A Decarbonization Role To Play, Mixed On What It Should Be
- Florida 'Censorship' Law Unconstitutional, Tech Groups Tell SCOTUS
- Appeals Court Rules: Epoch Times Co-Founder Dana Cheng Was Not Defamed By Maine Article
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022
- The New Half Life Of Brand Response Time
- Adidas (Finally) Cuts Ties With Kanye West/Ye
- Using Horror-Movie Images To Stop Abortion Bans
- Google Email Spam Filters Focus Of Latest RNC Lawsuit
- Gmail Chokehold: GOP Charges That Its Emails Are Trapped In Spam Filters
- Oral Arguments Scheduled For NC Criminal Libel Law Challenge
- Unfiltered Social Media Content Wreaks Havoc On Media Planning For News-Oriented Brands
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Oct. 21, 2022
- How The Ad Industry Can Fix Greenwashing, Overnight
- Experts Explain How Pervasive Greenwashing Has Become - Why It's Advertising's Next Big Liability
- GroupM: Consumers Don't Trust Brand Statements On Roe v Wade Reversal
- Are GOP PACs Overpaying For TV Political Ad Time Causing Inflation?
- Palin Appeal Against 'NYT' Unlikely To Lead To Sullivan Decision Overthrow: Report
- Kanye West Aka Ye Agrees To Acquire Parler
- Reckitt's Fryer To Lead Ad Net Zero's Media-Planning Group
- D.C. AG Warns Consumers To Encrypt Abortion Messages
- Senator Mike Lee Denies He Has Endorsed Himself For Reelection
- New York AG Calls For Curbs On Tech Companies' Legal Protections
- Florida Gets Assist From Right-Wingers In Battle Over Online 'Censorship'
- 41% Of Consumers Have Changed Voting Beliefs After Seeing A Political Ad: Survey
- Ad Inflation Rises: Now Projected To Jump 6.2% In North America, 5.2% Worldwide
- Don't Cry For Local News: It's Being Restored By Public Media, Study Says
- TikTok Sees Rising News Usage Among Young Adults, Cable TV News Still Strong
- The IRS Includes NFTs In 2022 Tax Language
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Oct. 14, 2022
- The Visible Hand Of The Ad Market
- Mediabrands Expands Its Media Responsibility Index
- Who Approves This Message? Political Ad Fact-Checking For The Average Voter Isn't Easy
- Obama Foundation's 'Get Her There' Focuses On Girls' 'Future Me'
- Political Ads Through Programmatic Channels Streamline Approval Process For CTV
- Patagonia Action Works: Amplifying Brand Purpose
- Senate Urged To Hold Confirmation Vote On Biden's FCC Pick
- Survey: 49% Of Registered Voters Don't Have Traditional TV, 80% Stream
- Court Bars Texas From Enforcing 'Censorship' Law -- For Now
- Meta Urges Judge To Dismiss FTC Suit Over Supernatural Purchase
- The News Movement, Social News Product For a Young Audience, Launches In U.S.
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022
- Ad Industry To Hold First National Dialogue On Greenwashing, Its Risks And Ways To Avoid It
- The Heart Of Darkness, Turns Out It's 6%
- Fossil Fuel's Joe Camel Moment
- IPG Revises Policy On Energy, Utility Clients
- Political Shops Say Shifting Platform Ad Policies Remain Their Top Concern
- Supreme Court Rejects MyPillow Guy's Bid To Dismiss Dominion Defamation Suit
- Would You Buy A Dildo With The Likeness Of This Man?
- Industry Groups Want More Time To Weigh In On 'Commercial Surveillance'
- Kathy Najimy Fronts New Work For National Abortion Federation
- White House Unveils 'Blueprint' For AI, Urges New Privacy Approach
- Deja Vu All Over Again: Musk May Buy Twitter After All
- Birdwatch, Twitter's Crowdsourced Fact-Checking Feature, Now Available To All U.S. Users
- TikTok Releases Community Guidelines Enforcement Report
- Supreme Court To Review Tech Companies' Liability For Terrorist Attacks