Apple has countered the claims of a security researcher that the iPhone 11 tracks users, even when they are not using location services, by suggesting there is a setting users can select to prevent tracking, the BBC reports.

"The Guardian" is reporting that News UK is considering rebranding its voice-driven radio station, talkRadio as Times Radio in the New Year.

"Sky News" reveals it would appear Apple will soon not be the world's most highly valued company as Saudi Aramco unveils plans to float with an initial valuation of $1.7 trillion, roughly half a trillion more dollars than Apple's market value.

The Daily Mail Group has seen digital and tv income grow sufficiently to offset a 3% drop in print revenue. Press Gazette reveals that the group has posted figures showing a 2% increase in overall earnings in 2019.

The CMA has announced it has "concerns" over Bauer's ongoing purchasing of local radio stations, "Campaign" reports.

"The Drum" has been taking a look at the Christmas ads for 2019 and rating them according to how well they engage audiences. Top of the list is John Lewis with Amazon close behind in second place.

A survey of adland executives suggests the industry has much work to do to improve representation of people from the LGBT and BAME communities, as well as disabled workers and people from a working class background, "Campaign" reports.

Diageo has picked Anomaly as its lead creative agency for its Bulleit spirits brand, "Campaign" reports.

The ANA has announced the marketing word of the year is "personalisation," "Campaign" reports. Last year, it was "brand purpose."

Three of the four M&C Saatchi founders have bought a million pounds worth of shares in the company to show their support. "Campaign" reports the agency's shares have fallen sharply following a recent profit warning. Maurice Saatchi, the fourth founder, did not take part in this week's share buying, the site reports.