Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for November 2018
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018
- Red Sites Ebbed As Blue Wave Flowed: Major Right-Wing Visitors Plunged
- Trump Proposes New Global TV Network To Compete With CNN
- Trump's Global TV Network Plans: Few Facts, Wrong "F" Word?
- As Trump Blasts GM For Its Reorganization, Critics Blast The Bluster
- Senator Blumenthal Faults FTC For Cambridge Analytica Debacle
- Fearless Girl Uprooted (Temporarily, We Think)
- Congress Urged To Examine T-Mobile's Planned Merger
- London No-Show -- Is Zuckerberg's Position Safe?
- 'Washington Post' To Launch Evening Podcast, Tech Policy Newsletter
- California Age-Censorship Law Violates First Amendment, Reporters Committee Says
- Facebook Is Racist, Claims Former Employee
- Mark Zuckerberg 'Empty-Chaired' By Angry MPs
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018
- Midterm Political Ad Tally: $5.25 Billion, Advantage Shifted To Democrats
- America Has A Bad Case Of Potus Mouth
- Russian 'News' Company Sues Facebook
- White House Drops Attempt To Strip CNN Reporter Of Credentials
- Reporters Are A Pain -- It's Their Job
- FCC Chair Wants To Allow Text-Message Blocking
- Will Google News Pull The Plug On Europe?
- Army Selects DDB To Manage Its $4 Billion Account
- 'Boston Globe' Makes Smart Move Into Cannabis Coverage
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018
- CNN Sues Trump For Revoking Press Credentials
- Suppose They Gave A Press Briefing And Nobody Came?
- DOJ Clears Holding Companies In Commercial Practices Probe
- AT&T Calls For National Privacy Law
- Senate Democrats Urge FTC To Investigate 'Manipulative Marketing' In Apps For Children
- Bannon Flops On Election Night As TV News Host
- DOJ Settles Antitrust Lawsuit With Television Companies
- Trump Tweets About Comcast, Industry Nonplussed
- YouTube CEO Warns Of Dire Consequences Should Europe's Article 13 Pass
- Beto O'Rourke Campaign Asks Judge To Dismiss Class-Action Over Text Messages
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018
- The Feint And Parry Of A White House Press Briefing
- Election Night Brings Big Ratings, Lower Ad Revenues
- Trump The Spam King: President's Name Tops Email Subject Lines
- Search Leads In Driving Election Day Online Sales
- Young Adults Rock Midterm Vote
- Nexstar, Tegna: Political Ad Revenues Soar, Core Ad Revenue Recedes
- Google Should Rethink Censorship Policies, EFF Says
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018
- Fox Commentators Take Stage At President Trump Rally
- By The Way, That Guy On Stage Is State News
- Sinclair's Q3 Political Ad Revenue Soars
- Extreme Talk: Are We Grabbing Audience At The Expense Of Advertisers?
- Connected TV Political Ad Spend Soars
- Why Marketing Is Increasingly Polarizing Everything
- How 'theSkimm' Rallied 100,000 Voters Through Cross-Platform Advertising, Partnerships
- Tech Giants Need Not Fear The EU Following UK's Tax Lead
- Facebook Slammed For Past Myanmar Sins: Inciting Violence, Cultural Divisions
- Falling Afoul Of Email Law: Election Day Report From UK Outlines Data Mischief
- ICO Says Facebook Should Come Clean On Political Targetting
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018
- Facebook: Foreign Entities Are Interfering With Midterms
- What's Really On The Ballot Today?
- Trump: Antidote To Youth Apathy
- Political Ad Campaigns Reap Billions For TV
- White House Weighs Antitrust Push Against Alphabet, Amazon, Facebook
- TV Networks Push Expanded Streaming Of Midterm Coverage
- Google And Facebook Sign 'Magna Carta,' But Will They Do A King John?
- Supreme Court Won't Consider Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules
- Liberty University Rents Student/Donor Email List To Senate Candidate Stewart
- Just How Many Brands Have Become Better Corporate Citizens?
- Facebook Seeks Dismissal Of Privacy Class-Action Over Cambridge Analytica
- Why Discovery's Live Border Show Is A Terrible Idea
- Melania Trump Blasts 'Fake News' In Saturday Email
