• 'Cosmopolitan' Suffers 38% Circulation Decline
    "Cosmopolitan" was the worst-hit women's magazine in the last ABC figures for the second half of 2019. According to Campaign, its circulation plummeted 38% year-on-year against a market that dropped 7% overall.
  • Head Teachers Call For Better Protection Of Children Online
    The country's largest head teacher group, the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), had added to calls for social media giants to be required to do more to protect children's safety online, "The Telegraph" reports.
  • TikTok Appoints Total Media
    TikTok, the new, fast-growing social media platform aimed at millennials, has appointed Total Media as its media agency for the UK, France and Germany. "Campaign" estimates the account for both online and offline media is worth around GBP3m per year.
  • More Than A Fifth Of App Downloads Feared To Be Fraudulent
    Research from mobile fraud detecting company Interceptd claims to show fraudulent app downloads are running at 26.9% on Google Play and 21.3% at the Apple App store, Mobile Marketing reports.
  • Brands Most Worried About Quality Media and Brand Safety
    Netimperative is reporting that media quality and brand safety are the biggest issues for brands in 2019, according to an Industry Pulse report from Integral Ad Science.
  • Trust In UK Printed Press Lowest In Europe
    Research from the European Broadcasting Union has shown that trust in the UK's printed press is the lowest in Europe, Press Gazette reports. The Netherlands' media was recorded as the most trusted.
  • Socialbakers Reveals Facebook Retailers With Most Loved Posts
    According to research from Socialbakers, the ultra-cool snow and skateboarding brand Extreme is the most "loved" retailer on Facebook, followed by Pink Boutique and Boohoo, Campaign reports.
  • Right Wing Activist Charged With Photographer Assault
    Right-wing protester James Goddard, often referred to as the head of the "yellow vest" activists in the UK, has been charged with assaulting a photographer from the "Manchester Evening News," "Press Gazette" reports.
  • BuzzFeed Staff Consider Unionising
    BuzzFeed staff in Canada and the US are reported to be considering forming a union as the company pushes through plans to cut 15% of its journalist work force, "Press Gazette" reveals. The site reminds that 17 editorial jobs are due to be axed soon in the UK.
  • Kinetic CEO To Step Down
    Stuart Taylor, the CEO of the UK's largest outdoor media seller, Kinetic, will step down in June, "Campaign" reveals.
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