"Campaign" is asking the question on the minds of many in adland. Growth at the big six is flatlining -- so can anything be done to get back to growth, or do reduced fees and a trend toward in-housing mean the end of stellar growth?

LG has unveiled plans to feature an ad within its start-up bar at the bottom of the screen shown to users when they first switch on a tv set, "The Drum" reveals.

Sainsbury's is reversing a trial of supermarket without tills, the BBC reveals. The supermarket says letting people pay via an app, instead of through a cash register, was not working as it instead led to long queues at a help desk.

"The Guardian" is reporting that Facebook and Instagram have excluded Italy's far right-wing organisation, Case Pound, from both services as well as closing accounts of leading far-right individuals.

Wage increases hit 4% in the three months up to July this year. "Sky News" reports that this is the fastest growth in pay in more than 11 years.

If you want to know a little bit more about the "Irish Terrier," as Mediatel calls him, who has compiled the research being used in Dublin to accuse Google of breaking GDPR, the site has a rundown on Johnny Ryan's past and how he came to get one of the tech giants subjected to a full probe by the Irish data watchdog.

The UK's Royal Society is calling for more research into the implications of new discoveries that could one day lead to human brains being linked to machines that can convey feeling and emotion, the BBC writes.

Investment in the UK's artificial intelligence industry has grown sixfold in the past four years meaning that the country is in third place behind China and the US, City A.M. reports.

GroupM is claiming its research shows that more than 80% of ad fraud originates in China, "Campaign" reveals.

It has been off-air for well over a decade, but as it returned yesterday, "Supermarket Sweep" had a new sponsor -- Tesco, according to "Campaign."