Marketing News Quiz, Q3 Recap

1. From July 13: Houstonians without electricity due to Hurricane Beryl in July were able to stay informed on which parts of the city still had power in an unexpected way — by looking at a map of open stores for what burger chain?

2. From July 20: The ANA released a new framework of principles, guidelines, resources, and examples spanning six major areas of marketing to provide guidance on what key issue?

3. From July 27: The campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris, who entered the 2024 presidential race on July 21 after President Joe Biden dropped out, has embraced an online meme based on what recent pop album?

4. From August 10: The Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) ceased operation this week following a lawsuit filed by whom?

5. From August 17: The daily average viewership of the Paris Olympics was 30.6 million people across Comcast Corp.'s U.S. media outlets. Was it higher or lower than the Tokyo Olympics in 2021?

6. From August 24: According to Brand Finance, which brand has retained its position as the world's most valuable food brand?

7. From August 31: True or false: Though consumers remain concerned over the labor market, overall consumer confidence grew in August.

8. From September 7: What social media network announced in September that it's updating its media literacy features, partnerships, and transparency investments to improve safety and integrity on its platform ahead of the U.S. presidential election?

9. From September 14: Proceedings in a U.S. Department of Justice antitrust case against Google began in mid-September in a case focused on which of the tech giant's lines of business?

10. From September 28: According to a new ANA study on carbon emissions in advertising, how often do ads generate as much as 1,500 grams of carbon dioxide?