MAD London Editions for February 2019
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019
- Why Britbox Will Be A Brit Flop
- Publicis Media Wins 2018 Net New Biz Race: +$3.201 Billion
- Facebook Accused Of Being Unclear On Fake News Clampdown
- Apple Signs On Bidalgo To Manage Search Ads In App Store
- TikTok To Verify Ages, But Only In The US
- Oracle Moat Analytics Receives MRC Accreditation, Explains Move Into Ad Fraud Detection
- What the Google GDPR Fine Tells About Data Protection
- MediaMonks Moves In Opposite WPP Agency
- Work & Co Opens Office In Copenhagen
- Global To Reduce Local Radio News Content
- In-App Ads Better Hedge Against Fraud
- Consumers Are Unconfident As Brexit Looms
- BT Has Another Ad Banned By The ASA
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019
- Tommy Deleted, Wave Of 'Martyr' Hate Speech Will Need Tackling Now
- WPP Hires Walmart Executive To Run Its Global HR Efforts
- Unilever Recruits Marketers for Real-Time Push
- Outbrain Strikes Deal To Buy Ligatus
- London's Black Cab Drivers Lose Uber Licence Case
- Interest In Mobile Wallets Doubles
- 5G Becomes Reality, Driving IoT Connections To 25 Billion
- Lucky Generals Names Top New York Office Leaders
- Google To Shutter Average Position Metric
- Microsoft Launches Windows IoT For Smart Devices
- Publicis Media Begins Move To Former BBC Television Centre
- TripAdvisor Reviews Global Media Account
- Tommy Robinson Banned From Facebook
- BBC And ITV Join Up To Take On Netflix With Britbox
- What the Google GDPR Fine Tells About Data Protection
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019
- German Authorities Issue 41 GDPR Fines: Report
- Meghan Is Considering Legal Action Against the 'Mail On Sunday'
- Facebook's Content Review Practices Under Fire
- McCann London Rumoured To Be Looking For New Chief Exec
- Amazon To Create 1,000 Apprenticeship Roles
- Is Advertising Obsolete?
- Brits Love To Shop While Watching TV
- Agile Methodologies Helps Small Companies With Teamwork
- Harry's Signs Up Harry Kane For New Ad
- Internet Plays Role In A Quarter Of Teen Suicides
- Writer To Retailers: Stop Blasting Me With Emails
- Social Buzz Isn't Real -- Just Ask Olivia Colman And Lady Gaga
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 25, 2019
- Post GDPR, Consumers Love Email, But On Their Terms
- Facebook Accused On More Privacy Violations, Investigations Underway
- Media Monks To Launch Content Hubs For Avon
- Blippar Ran Up Debts Of GBP34m Before Administration
- We Are All Frauds: The Way We Advertise Does Not Work (Says Havas)
- Former Carat Global President Swayne Takes New Global Role At DAN
- Channel 4 To Restructure Sales Teams
- Uberall Expands U.S. Channel Partner Program For SMBs, Enterprises
- YouTube Acts On 'Anti-Vax'
- Reach Warns On Brexit As It Posts A GBP120m Loss
- TSB Bank Enjoying The Fruits Of In-House Content
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 22, 2019
- Big Brand, Little Brand -- Guess Which One Gets CRM Wrong?
- Number Of Indispensable Brands Falls To 23% Worldwide, 'Meaningful' Content Rises
- IAB UK Hits Back At Privacy Allegations
- Iberia Airlines Launching Virtual Reality For Passengers
- Papers Filed With Three Countries Allege That Google Knew It Was Violating GDPR
- Global Ad Consensus Remains Unchanged, But Check Out WARC's Digital Forecast
- Epic Games And Nestle Drop YouTube Advertising
- Trade Desk Takes 55% Revenue Growth
- Government Fake News Team Give The Funding Green Light
- Royal Mail Tops Meaningful Brands Table In UK
- CMA Invites Opinion On Global And Exterion Media Deal
- Celebrities To Take Action Over Antisemitic Twitter Abuse
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019
- Did Netflix's Algorithm Just Replace Oscar Judges?
- IAB Europe Responds To Evidence Its Ad System And Google Violate GDPR
- Zuckerberg Finds Time For UK's Visiting Culture Secretary
- Using AI On Selfies, L'Oreal Personalizes Wrinkle Remedies
- Culture Secretary Warns Silicon Valley On Potential 'Duty Of Care' Law
- Nigel Morris Departing DAN After 26 Years
- MPs Urge Government To Protect High Street With Online Retail Tax
- National Geographic, Tourism New Zealand Partner On Global Campaign
- Trainline On The Hunt For A New Ad Agency
- O2 Uses Spotify Data For Gig Recommendations
- Gamble Aware To Launch Largest Ad Campaign On Sunday
- Manchester City Buys Chinese Football Club
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019
- EU Opts In To End The Party For B2B
- WPP, Google's Waze To Collaborate On Retail Campaigns
- Euro 2020 Could Kick-Start AR On 5G
- It's Official: Digital Overtakes Traditional This Year, Amazon Remains Ascendant
- Amazon Go Plans London Location
- Toyota Seeks Digital Agency For Strategy And CRM
- GDPR Nine Months In: B2C Firms Fear Impact On Sales
- Hundreds Of Android Apps Found To Serve Invisible Ads
- IAB Europe Accused Of Breaking Privacy Rules In RTB
- Twitter Launches Political Ad-Tracking Tools In The EU
- Social Networks Comply With Stronger Worldwide Ad Regulations
- Time For Simon Cowell To Kill Off 'The X Factor'?
- Time To Disband Digital Marketing Teams?
- BBC-Funded Local Paper Reporters Make A Difference
- What Email Marketers Should Learn From Brexit Group Case
- German Politician Wonders If Incoming Gmail Messages Are Fakes
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019
- Digital Marketing's Disconnect On Privacy Laid Bare
- U.K. Lawmakers Liken Facebook To 'Digital Gangster'
- Facebook Says It Is 'Open To Meaningful Regulation'
- Mobile Traffic Poised To Reach A Zettabyte, And With It, Greater Share Of Internet
- Audi Picks BBH And IBM iX For Digital Transformation Project
- New Smartwatch Companies Rival Traditional Leaders
- Dentsu Aegis Buys Manchester-Based BJL
- Welcome Emails Produce High Open Rates Worldwide: Study
- M&S Puts Home And Fashion Ad Account Up For Review
- TBWA\London Taps Grey London For New MD
- WhatsApp Groups Are Driving Politics
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 18, 2019
- European Business Email List Offered For Rental
- Zuck Another Manic Monday
- Facebook Labelled 'Digital Gangsters' By MPs
- Havas Media Wins Global Citizen Media AOR
- New Marketing Tech 'Landscape' Reveals Blockchain Explosion
- Netflix Pays NME Print Return
- Marketers Want Sabbaticals, But Very Few Take Them
- Bose Renews Channel 4 F1 Sponsorship
- Cambridge Analytica Director Subpoenaed By Mueller Enquiry
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 15, 2019
- Did The EU Just Save Search, But Condemn YouTube?
- Amazon Launching 'Moments' Marketing Tool
- TikTok Appoints Total Media
- JWT Could Be Taken To Court Over Diversity Drive
- Google: Too Much Transparency Helps Abusers Game Search
- Publicis Groupe In Talks To Sell Proximedia
- 'Cosmopolitan' Suffers 38% Circulation Decline
- Men's Mags Sales Fell 10% In Second Half Of 2019
- Dentsu Aegis Network Now Contributes 60% Of Dentsu's Total Business
- MP Who Threatened Journalist To Speak At Fixing UK's Media Conference
- Head Teachers Call For Better Protection Of Children Online
