Marketing Week
Research from the Ad Association claims that a quarter of people in marketing have revealed they have been sexually harassed at some point in their career, "Marketing Week" reports.
Campaign
Vodafone has taken media buying in-house, "Campaign" reports. It is believed the telecoms brand will manage around two-thirds of its media buying in-house through teams it plans to hire in its key markets.
Press Gazette
The Press Association, "Evening Standard" and "The Independent" have announce a joint apprentice scheme they are hoping will bring greater diversity to their newsrooms, "Press Gazette" reports.
Campaign
The Co-op is putting its media account up for review, according to "Campaign." The account has been held by Rocket for a decade and followed the agency when it was merged with Hearts & Science in January this year.
The Telegraph
As the Cairncross Review into the future of the press publishes an interim report suggesting local media is bearing the brunt of cutbacks in the media, "The Telegraph" is warning that losing the country's regional newspapers would be a major blow to democracy.
Mobile Marketing
Paris-based Criteo has opened up a EUR20m research base to promote the use of AI in advertising, "Mobile Marketing" reports.
BBC
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is telling hotel booking sites they must change how they present listings to customers, the BBC reports. Concerns include how results can be geared around what the site receives in commission, rather than the user's search criteria, and exaggerated claims of discounts. Tactics to rush customers in to booking are also flagged up.
Marketing Week
John Lewis and Waitrose will add "And Parnters" to their brand names to differentiate how they operate as cooperative businesses to help them stand out in a highly competitive retail landscape, "Marketing Week" reports.
Campaign
Insurance giant Aviva has appointed Be Heard as its lead digital agency. "Campaign" reveals this will see the firm work alongside Aviva's other key agencies, Zenith and Adam & Eve/DDB.
Campaign
Direct Line Group is calling a below the line review. "Campaign" reports that this puts the incumbent, MRM Meteorite, on alert in a process that will be run in house.