Havas Media Group has moved its outdoor buying business from Posterscope to Talon. "Campaign" estimates Havas customers spend between GBP40m and GBP50m per year on outdoor.

Television news presenters have seen the biggest fall in trust in the latest Ipsos Mori Veracity Index. "Press Gazette" points out that journalists are still very close to the bottom of the league table, where they always have been, but still ahead of politicians and ad executives.

"Mobile Marketing" is reporting on Ve Global research which claims 44% more Brits are using their mobile phone to make payments in the run-up to this Christmas, compared to the same period last year. It is predicts a 50% leap in purchases made on mobile phones on Black Friday this year.

TBWA\mobile has spread its wings beyond Amsterdam to set up shop in TBWA\London's headquarters. "The Drum" reveals that this is the mobile agency's first expansion outside The Netherlands, and it brings with it Adidas as a client.

The Pensions Protection Fund and MPs has raised concerns over the effect Johnston Press being rescued from administration will have on pension levels, "The Times" reports.

Sky has agreed a five-year GBP595m deal with the English Football League (EFL) which runs the three professional divisions below the Premiership. However, "The Guardian" reveals several clubs were angered by the broadcaster paying slightly less than the previous deal, yet picking up substantially more games.

Snap has unveiled the agencies that have signed up to its augmented reality Lenses programme. "The Drum" reveals that UK shops on the list include Adam & Eve/DDB, AKQA and Wunderman as well as independent agencies VaynerMedia and We Are Social.

According to data from Socialbakers, reported on in "Campaign," John Lewis shoppers are feeling the love for Elton John in its latest Christmas ad. More than one in four reactions to the video on social media have been a love sign, up from 15% for last year's campaign.

Facebook has announced a GBP45m project to train up 80 journalists so they can then be sent out to local media outlets through The Community News Project, which aims to boost local reporting in areas that have lost their traditional local paper.

Research from Which? covered by Sky News shows that in 2017 nine in ten so-called bargains were actually offered for sale at other times in the same year at a lower price.