Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for October 2024
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024
- Democrats' Spending 58% Higher Vs. GOP On Presidential Election TV Ads
- The Anti-Democratization Of Media
- Trump Vs. Harris: SMB Opinions On Who's Best For Ad Industry And Economy
- Fox News Prime-Time Viewers Up 10% In September, MSNBC And CNN Decline
- Picturing The President
- Political Leaning Won't Trigger Social Media Ban, Sharing Bad Info Will
- X To Return Services To Brazil Following Compliance With Court's Demands
- TikTok Harms Teens' Mental Health, AGs Claim In New Lawsuits
- Meta Petitions Supreme Court To Intervene In Battle Over Inflated Metrics
- DOJ Floats Proposal To Break Up Google, Require Sharing Of Search Data
- IAB, Others Urge Court To Reconsider Ruling That Curbed Section 230
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Monday, Oct. 7, 2024
- Who Won The VP Debate? Prediction: It Won't Really Matter
- Facts Matter, Context Too: A Conversation With Soledad O'Brien
- Poll: Gen Z Romance Often Spoiled By Politics
- Tech Group Sues Over Tennessee Social Media Restrictions
- Independent Voters Give 4% More 'Attention' To Political Ads Vs. Average Viewing
- Texas Sues TikTok Over Minors' Data
- Big Brands Boost Disaster Relief Efforts In Wake Of Hurricane Helene
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Oct. 4, 2024
- I'm A Cool Rocking Blogger In The U.S.A.
- VP Debate Earns 43M Viewers, 26% Below 2020's
- 90 Minutes Into Debate, Walz Lands KO
- Independent Voters Give 4% More 'Attention' To Political Ads Vs. Average Viewing
- TV Debates' QR Codes: Multitasking Media Behavior Misses The Big Picture
- Free Speech Watchdogs Blast Musk's Attempt To Sue Researchers
