Mashable has teamed up with eBay to allow its users to click on items they like and buy them without having to leave the site, Netimperative is reporting.

"The Guardian" is reporting that Richard Desmond is very close to selling the "Express" and "Star" newspapers to Trinity Mirror for a reported GBP125m.

"Campaign" is reporting that Tribal Worldwide London is taking the fight to the consultancies through a restructuring around six core competencies that the agency believes make it better able to serve brands that want better customer and employee experiences.

Bing's ad revenues were up 15% in the UK in 2017, "Campaign" reports. Increased traffic and higher cost-per-click rates pushed total ad revenue for Bing in the UK to GBP1.28bn.

With around nine in ten video viewers already watching content on YouTube, the site has reached a saturation point, "Campaign" reports today, citing eMarketer research.

"The Guardian" is claiming that Freemason lodges are operating in Westminster for journalists and MPs. The groups are so secret that journalists covering Westminster are unaware of their existence unless they are inside one of the lodges.

"The Drum" is covering the outpouring of sympathy in digital marketing for Facebook's chief in Europe, Nicola Mendelsohn, who spoke to "The Times" over the weekend over her diagnosis a little over a year ago of an incurable form of blood cancer.

News UK has recruited former Global Chief Executive of Mindshare FAST Norm Johnston to become the Chief Executive at Unruly, "The Drum" reveals.

"Campaign" is reporting McDonald's is going upmarket with the announcement of its sponsorship of ITV's coverage of the Six Nations international rugby tournament.

Coors Light has announced its first television sponsorship. "Campaign" confirms that the beer brand will put its name to comedy programmes on Channel 4 in a multimillion-pound deal brokered by 4Sales and Zenith which goes live from tonight.