MAD London Editions for June 2018
- MAD London - Friday, June 15, 2018
- Flight To Quality Sees Brits Losing Trust In News Via Social
- Google Ad Settings Increase Privacy, Show How Advertisers Could Miss Targets
- JCDecaux Launches Programmatic Digital Outdoor Network
- Log In With Snapchat Heightens Battle With Facebook
- Round Two: ICANN Appeals German Court Ruling On Whois
- Grolsch Appoints J Walter Thompson To Global Ad Account
- Why Advertisers Shouldn't Leave Facebook
- Just 7% Of Brits Pay For Online News, Compared To 16% In The US
- Vienna Tourism Board Campaign Reveals Schiele's Art Still Controversial
- Facebook Stock Soars
- Sky Reveals Why It Rewards Loyalty Above New Customer 'Bribes'
- How Aldi Rolled Out 'Like Brands, Only Cheaper'
- MAD London - Thursday, June 14, 2018
- Brexit Blues Be Gone -- 2019 UK Ad Growth To Beat Global Average
- Dentsu Aegis Upgrades 2018 Global Ad Spend Forecast
- WPP Revenue Down 3.4%
- 'Marketing Week' Pulls No Punches On Sadoun's First Year At Publicis
- Apple Takes Harder Line On Privacy
- TV Reigns, But Mobile World Cup Viewing Set To Double Since 2014
- IPG Reminds Cannes Goers They're On Duty
- Dentsu Aegis Predicts 3.9% Global Ad Spend Boost In 2018
- 'The Times' Says WPP Shareholders Gave Board 'A Bloody Nose'
- Twitter Rearranges Moments, Experiments With Topic Tabs
- Direct Line's Mark Evans Named Marketing Leader Of The Year
- European Parliament Committee Wants To Suspend Privacy Shield -- Unless U.S. Improves
- Facebook's New Transparency Rules Take Effect On July 2
- MAD London - Wednesday, June 13, 2018
- After Abusive Behavior By Sorrell, WPP Will Review Its Codes Of Conduct
- WPP AGM Today -- Expect Fireworks
- Massive Data Breach At Dixons Disclosed
- How To Win The World Cup Without Busting Your Budget
- UK ICO Fines Yahoo GBP250,000 For 2014 Data Breach
- Deliveroo Takes On Just Eat With Plans For 5000 More Restaurants
- AKQA Buys Majority Stake In Two UK Shops
- FT Closes Down Open Programmatic Exchange Over GDPR Concern
- Spain Campaign Includes French Open, Masters Winners
- Salesforce At The Forefront Of 1,600 New Tech Jobs Coming To The UK
- John Lewis' Christmas Campaign Ninth In YouTube's Top Ten Ad List
- Two In Three To Watch World Cup At Home And Think The Ads Are Rubbish
- ICO Fines Yahoo UK GBP250,000 For 2014 Data Breach
- Snapchat Launches Offline Sales Tracking Service
- World Cup Sponsorship, The Wasted Budget That Can Only Backfire
- MAD London - Tuesday, June 12, 2018
- Did Nike Just Own Adidas, Again -- Before The World Cup Even Begins?
- Yahoo Messenger To Be Retired In July After 20 Years Of Service
- More Allegations About Sir Martin Sorrell's Conduct Emerge
- US Law Firm Appears To Be Lining Up A Class Action Suit Against WPP
- The GDPR And Facebook Fallout: Short-Term Pain, Long-Term Gain For Data-Driven Advertising
- TripAdvisor: Accurate Online Reviews Predict Future Behavior
- London Is The Capital Of Artificial Intelligence
- Will Sorrell Create A New Agency, Or A Mini WPP?
- European Firms Most Vulnerable To DNS Data Attacks, Study Shows
- La Liga Eavesdropped On App Users To Tackle Piracy
- World Cup Activations Rounded Up In Campaign
- Prediction: GDPR Will Cause A Barrage Of 'Right-To-Be-Forgotten' Requests
- MAD London - Monday, June 11, 2018
- WPP To Undergo Overhaul To Support Digital
- Sorrell Denies Press Rumours About The Charges Against Him At WPP
- Sadoun, Other Senior Publicis Leaders To Appear At Cannes
- Google's Android Antitrust Decision Could Be Finalised Next Month
- Bacardi Positions Itself To Appeal To Millennials
- GDPR Got It Wrong: IP Address Is NOT Personal Data
- 'BuzzFeed' Shutters French Edition
- 'Campaign' Rates World Cup Ads, Finalists Are Nike and Visa
- Irish Data Chief Blames Yahoo For 2014 Breach
- Is The EU About To Ban The Meme?
- Local Papers Have Wider Reach Than Facebook, Says Newsquest CEO
- Google Braces For Another Huge European Fine -- This Time For Android
- MAD London - Friday, June 8, 2018
- World Cup's $2.4bn Ad Spend Boost Will Make It The Most Social Yet
- Amazon Inks Most Significant Sports Rights Deal Yet With Premier League Matches
- Amazon Dips A GBP90m Toe In Premier League Football
- American Express To Make A Credit Card Made From Recycled Ocean Plastic
- Ex-JWT Chief Martinez, WPP Finally Part Ways
- Publishers Determine Best Way To Use Facebook Post-Algorithm Changes
- Tech Giants Claim Good Progress On Blocking Terror
- C3 Metrics Complies With Google's GDPR Policies Behind Closed Doors
- NHS WannaCry 'Hero' Faces Malware Charges
- Agencies Must Reinvent Themselves, Unilever's Keith Weed Insists
- UK ICO Rains Fire On Bible Society For Cyber Attack
- 'Mail On Sunday' Editor To Take Helm At 'Daily Mail'
- Facebook Might Have Committed Another Privacy Gaffe
- EU Commissioner Says She Hasn't Received Many Consent Emails
- UK Marketer Is Sending Spam -- Canned Spam -- To Prospects
- MAD London - Thursday, June 7, 2018
- IAB UK Setting A Gold Standard In Improving Digital Marketing
- Countries Outside U.S. Will Reap Far More Of World Cup Ad Bonanza
- Microsoft Just Sank A Data Centre Near Orkney
- Puma Launches Global Media Review
- Ex-Cambridge Analytica Boss Changes Testimony To Admit Receiving Facebook Data
- Data-Driven Video Ads On The Rise
- Former Cambridge Analytica Boss Tells MPs He Was Stitched Up By Heavy Editing
- Average IT Hit From Data Breaches Nearly $1 Million: Study
- World Cup To Boost Global Ad Spend By $2.4bn
- More Than A Third Of Brits Think Facebook Doesn't Care
- Apple Hints At Potential Post Brexit Complications
- Dacre To Step Down From Editing The 'Daily Mail' After 26 Years
- MAD London - Wednesday, June 6, 2018
- Green Light Given -- But Will Murdoch Be Able To Serve Up Sky To Disney?
- Ogilvy's Big 'Re-Founding' Unveiled
- Sky And Comcast Cleared To Bid For Sky
- Facebook Offers Brands In-App Ads
- 'Which?' Calls For ICO Investigation Of Facebook And Google
- Did #Spycopys See Lush Take Brand Purpose Way Too Far?
- Hacking Cannes, Russian Style
- Lufthansa Drops World Cup Ad Shot In Kiev Rather Than Moscow
- A New Paradigm For Advertisers
- EU Court: German Firm Must Protect Facebook Data
- Spectrum Games Console Project Closed Down
- MOD Spends GBP1.6m On Social To Fill Vacant Posts
- Channel 4 Labels Junk Food Ad Ban Too Costly And 'Anachronistic'
- Why GDPR Is A Good Thing For Marketers
- MAD London - Tuesday, June 5, 2018
- Fast Food Apps Twice As Big As Gambling And Dating
- Fox Given Green Light On Sky Bid, Bidding Battle Likely To Follow
- Is A Tech Giant About To Enter The Premier League?
- GMB Union To Fight Amazon On Driver Rights
- Apple To Block Facebook Tracking
- Sky Sports' Grip On Golf May Be Weakening
- Half Of Britons Now Trust Facebook Less
- AO Losses Double After 'Britain's Got Talent' Sponsorship
- Lidl On The Hunt For A Planning Agency
- Marketers Suing Facebook Over Video Metrics Can Seek Court-Ordered Audits
- VML London Taps Keith For New Client Engagement Role
- AI Must Be Self Governed
- Cannes, Gloria Steinem And Women At Work
- MAD London - Monday, June 4, 2018
- Fourteen Million Reasons To Block The Ad Blockers
- Pivotal's Wieser Downgrades WPP To 'Hold'
- Discovery Signs $2 Billion Deal For Global Non-U.S. PGA Tour Content
- Sorrell Seeks To Make A Point With New Advertising Empire
- Microsoft Confirms GitHub $7.5B Acquisition, Expands Its Developer Network
- Junk Food Deals Could Be Banned, As Well As Ads
- Could FIFA Corruption Take The Shine Of The World Cup?
- With Frenemies Like These, Who Needs Auditors?
- Visa Still Think World Cup Will Sparkle
- Facebook Shuts Down Trending News Feature
- Mastercard World Cup Campaign Backfires
- A Guide To Email Marketing Under The GDPR
- Northern Ireland ICO Vows 'Proportional' GDPR Enforcement
