political marketing industry

“Steel is a critical industry to the American economy and national security, but it's in crisis,” said Rep. Mike Bost, R-Murphysboro, Ill., who co-chairs the caucus. “Market-distorting policies by foreign actors have resulted in a flood of unfairly traded imports to the United States. Many of these steel products are ...

"But does that mean political ads should be regulated as ads for cars or washing powder?" She added: "You can't treat political and marketing ads in the same way." A misleading washing powder ad could be live for a long time until the regulatory body, the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) collects all ...

In the marketing industry, many say this is simply the new normal of the digital era. Consumers know they're trading in much of their privacy in return for getting to use websites like Facebook or other largely free digital tools, says Michael Priem, founder and CEO of ModernImpact, an advertising firm in ...

Banning dark money groups from political advertising will not address nearly all the problems of political manipulation through digital media. .... its donors according to the records of the Center for Responsive Politics, created a series of highly inflammatory, targeted online ads around the 2016 elections.

Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer and one of the key execs who helped the company track down Russian political ads on the service, plans to leave the company, according to a source familiar with his role. Update: Stamos tweeted Monday afternoon that he is “still fully engaged with my work at ...

If nothing else can be said about our last presidential election, one thing is certain: It has changed the faces of the people pursuing politics. ... The spot was quickly celebrated as an inspirational departure from typical political advertising, but in fact it's part of a trend toward longer, more emotional pieces.

It was the late 1990s, and the political advertising operative had an idea about using a relatively newfangled tool – banner ads on web sites – to promote .... “The reason I said it might work too well,” Krohn said in a recent interview with the Guardian, “is that mass marketing went away and micro-targeting ...

It seems like a no-brainer in retrospect that these pricing differences should at the very least be made public in the case of political contests, and arguably should be limited in the way political ads are elsewhere. The pricing differences are not detailed in the article, exactly, but in chatter on Twitter afterwards ...

Facebook is planning to use U.S. mail to verify people who create political ads in the future. ... The problem came to widespread attention during the 2016 presidential race, when Donald Trump's campaign invested heavily in digital advertising, and the term ... Phony allegations are nothing new in politics.