Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for December 2022
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2022
- What's Red & White And Blogged All Over?
- Meta Agrees To $725 Million Settlement Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal
- Is Big Tech In Big Trouble?
- TikTok Confirms It Spied On American Journalists
- What Would A 'Decentralized' Social Media Network Look Like?
- Microsoft Defends Proposed $69 Billion Activision Deal To FTC
- Do We Really Need Twitter?
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, Dec. 19, 2022
- Musk's 57.5/42.5 Rule, If The Dude Abides?
- Tucker Carlson Named 'Misinformer Of The Year,' Promoted A Cast Of Others In Prime Time
- Revised Web Safety Bill Still Tramples Free Speech, Opponents Say
- How DE&I Is Becoming An Accountable Media Metric
- MediaSense Launches DE&I Audit Program for Advertisers
- Musk Suspends Leading Journalists From Twitter
- Judge Puts Brakes On Meta's Proposed Location Privacy Settlement
- WFA Report Finds Diversity, Sustainability, Talent Impact Agency Compensation Levels
- Magna Finds Culture Eats General-Market Audio Strategies For Breakfast
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Dec. 16, 2022
- What's Up Doxx?
- Musk Suspends Leading Journalists From Twitter
- Projection: Twitter Users To Sink To 50M+, With Flat Revenue, By 2024
- Senators Make Year-End Push To Ban Behavioral Targeting To Teens
- Federal Lawmakers Seek TikTok Ban
- Tech Industry Sues California Over Kids' Online Safety Code
- Texas 'Censorship' Law Unconstitutional, Tech Industry Tells SCOTUS
- Twitter Can't Halt Texas Probe Over Content Moderation, Court Confirms
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Dec. 9, 2022
- The Twitter Files: Part 3
- When Is A Media Buy A Greenwashing Liability? When It's A Fossil Fuel Brand Sponsoring Climate Coverage
- News Rating Service Adds Nuances To 'Exclusion,' 'Inclusion' Media-Buying Lists
- Twitter To Add Advertising Controls Based On Keywords
- Online Safety Bill Violates First Amendment, Critics Tell Congress
- Biden Admin Weighs In On Tech Companies' Liability For Terror Attacks
- Americans Are Most Likely To Say Social Media Hurts Democracy
- Start-Up Platform Cinder Seeks To Battle Internet Abuse
- Congress Drops Journalism Revenue-Sharing Act From Defense Bill
- TikTok Faces New Lawsuits In Indiana, Bans In Other States
- Texas Secessionists Bring 'Censorship' Suit Against Meta
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Dec. 2, 2022
- One Hitler Wonders
- Twitch Introduces 'Panic Button' Safety Feature For Streamers
- Musk: Medical Genius Or COVID Superspreader?
- Social Platform Moxy Adds Identity Verification Feature
- Media Matters' 'No Fox Fee' Campaign Seeks To Influence DirecTV To Resist Cost Hike
- Tinder Hit With Privacy Lawsuit Over Verification Selfies
- Terrorist Victim's Family Urges SCOTUS To Reinstate Claims Against YouTube
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022
- Freedom Of Kvetch
- FCC Should Prohibit Censorship Of Text Messages, Group Urges
- All The Newsy Fit For Advertising: NewsGuard Releases TV News Risk Ratings
- Social Platform Moxy Adds Identity Verification Feature
- El Faro Journalists Sue Over Pegasus Spyware
- Local TV Forecast To Sink 15% To $18.5B In 2023, Core TV Ads Up 3%
- Broadcasters Push For Bill Allowing Them To Bargain With Tech Companies
- WPP Spotlights Opportunities To Better Represent LGBTQ+ People In Advertising & Marketing
