Brits already have most of GDPR's data protection, but the cyber breach rules are where the fireworks will happen.

Just getting a "yes" to staying in touch is not enough. Brands should know better.

Their trade body is already talking improved profits, and better engagement figures are not far off.

If each organisation shows up, they will be verbally torn apart -- but don't expect charges or a referendum reversal.

Opposition party amendments have been quashed. We have a free press again.

There is a lot of talk of the UK's channels, and NBC, taking on Netflix. It just needs a simple trick to work.

If the worst that can happen is that an offending ad is dropped weeks after a campaign has finished, where is the regulation?

She wanted to be as big as Persil -- but then a store mishap prompted her to become a welcoming fashion icon.

AggregateIQ is not cooperating, while CA closes. Looks like data privacy laws don't travel.

New users have been halved and influencers are walking -- but eMarketer says US and UK ad revenue will double by year's end.