Marketing Politics Weekly Editions for November 2021
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 26, 2021
- Court Sides With Devin Nunes -- Again -- In Battle Over Journalist's Tweet
- Texas Transformed Social Media Platforms Into 'Common Carriers,' AG Argues
- Privacy Rules Top The List Of Digital Challenges In 2022
- Do Consumers Really Care About Socially Conscious Marketing?
- Report: Facebook, Google Fund Malign Clickbait Actors Through Ad Programs
- 'Newsweek' Initiative Encourages Gen Z To Debate Impact Of Social Media
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 19, 2021
- How The Ad Industry Has Become More Diverse, Why It Needs To Get Even More
- House Democrats Reintroduce Sweeping Ad-Targeting Restrictions
- Senate Confirms Google Critic As Antitrust Chief
- FCC Chair Champions Net Neutrality
- Agriculture Dept. Net-Neutrality Move Draws Mixed Reaction On Capitol Hill
- Bridging My Red And Blue Worlds
- Ohio Sues Facebook Over Statements About 'Harmful' Content
- Location Data Gleaned From Apps Handed Over Feds, Broker Admits
- Majority Of Top 25 Digital News Sites Report Double-Digit Traffic Declines For October
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 12, 2021
- Why Conservatives Always Get What They Want
- Poll Finds Twitter, TikTok Users More Likely To Be Progressive Democrats
- Supreme Court Weighs Austin Curbs On Billboards
- Is Social Media Making Us Nuts? Most Americans Think So
- House Bill Would Require Platforms To Offer Opt-Outs From Personalized Content
- Report Charges Big Data Rooted In 'Algorithmic Racism'
- In Ad World, Diversity And Inclusion Have A Long Way To Go
- For A Stronger 'Build Back Better' Campaign - Add 1 Key Word
- Advocates And Ad Industry Already At Odds Over California's New Privacy Law
- Florida Can't 'Commandeer' Social Media Platforms, Groups Tell Court
- Marketing Politics Weekly - Friday, Nov. 5, 2021
- The Merch War On Christmas
- Facebook To Halt Facial Recognition, Delete Faceprints
- 'Space Force Journal' Shuts Down After Just 2 Issues In Dispute Over Editorial Control
- House Republicans Float Privacy Bill, Overrides Stringent State Laws
- Texas Probe Already 'Chilling' Twitter's Editorial Decisions, Company Says
- Advocacy Group Asks Brands, Grocers To 'Keep Soda In The Soda Aisle' Only
- Clearview's Facial Recognition System Violated Australians' Privacy, Regulator Says
- Former Google Chairman Eric Schmidt Warns About Future Of Artificial Intelligence
- Consumers Express Anxiety, Apathy About Data Gathering
- FCC Urged To Close Loopholes That Limit Broadband Options In Apartments
- Journalists Fear 'Fake News' Harms Their Profession - But Unsure How To Combat
- Attacks on Brand Purpose Are Unwarranted
