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Capitol siege puts a chill on advertisers’ Inauguration Day plans

Summary List PlacementHi! Welcome to the Insider Advertising daily for January 11. I’m Lauren Johnson, a senior advertising reporter at Business Insider. Subscribe here to get this newsletter in your inbox every weekday. Send me feedback or tips at LJohnson@businessinsider.com. Today’s news: Advertisers mull Inauguration Day plans, cable giants face pressure for distributing conservative news,…

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Today’s news: Advertisers mull Inauguration Day plans, cable giants face pressure for distributing conservative news, and tech giants cut off Parler.

Advertisers weigh canceling Inauguration Day ads, fearing more violence after Capitol siege

Some advertisers are reassessing plans to run ads around the inauguration after the deadly attack on the US Capitol, Patrick Coffee and Claire Atkinson reported.
Around 50% of clients have un-paused ads since the attack but are closely monitoring the news, ad agency execs say.
 The inauguration has been a big ad buy in the past for companies like Google, Microsoft, JPMorgan Chase, and ad holding company IPG.

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After US Capitol riots, cable giants face criticism for enabling the spread of misinformation

TV giants like Comcast, AT&T, Amazon, and Roku are facing criticism for spreading misinformation by airing conservative news networks Newsmax, Fox News, and One America News Network in the wake of the US Capitol attack, Claire and I report.
AT&T and Comcast could be seen as anticompetitive if they block the networks since they run competing networks, however.
Others like Dish say they don’t control the content that they distribute and want to give consumers choice.

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Amazon’s decision to sever ties with Parler might not kill the controversial social media platform

Amazon, Google, and Apple have cut off Parler, an app used by Trump supporters to spread misinformation and incite violence.
But experts say that it’s unlikely to be the end of the platform, reports Andrew Dunn.
Parler CEO John Matze said the site could be down for up to a week while it rebuilds.

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No, Olive Garden did not revoke Sean Hannity’s lifetime pasta pass (Business Insider)
Citi, JPMorgan join Marriott in pausing political donations (Bloomberg)
Publicis denies M&A talks following stock jump (Reuters)

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