MAD London Editions for February 2020
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 28, 2020
- Are Better Metrics How You Restore Trust In Advertising?
- WPP Shares Drop Sharply After No Growth 2019 Results Issued
- TikTok To Hit 10m Users By 2021 In The UK
- Facebook Cancels F8 Conference, Cites Coronavirus
- TBWA\London Parts Ways With Harvey Nichols
- Burberry Launches AR Shopping Tool Via Google Search
- WPP Shares Dip On Poor Q4 2019 Figures
- Coronavirus To Push Smartphone Market Down: Study
- Ofcom Reassures Newspapers Over Online Regulation
- ISBA's Plan To Restore Trust In Advertising
- Apple Voted Top Marketing Company
- Martin Lewis Calls On Publishers To Deal With Scammer Advertising
- Coronavirus Keeping Microsoft Away From GDC 2020
- Google App Vulnerable to Malware
- Amazon Trials Smart Chatbots For Customer Service
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020
- Are Google And Facebook Too Big Not To Be Broken Up?
- TikTok Achieves Critical Mass, Approaches Twitter's Share Of Social Users
- OMD UK Shuts London Office Temporarily Over Coronavirus Fear
- Apple Watch Outsells Entire Swiss Watch Industry
- Shoppers Want Personalisation, But Also Greater Privacy
- Marketers Plan To Boost Spending On Influencer Campaigns
- O2 Calls CRM Review
- Google Terms Of Service Details Updates Coming In March
- Facebook Acquires VR Game Studio
- BounceX Is Rebranding As Wunderkind
- Email Still Works For Reaching Older Consumers: Study
- U.K. Businesses Lack Confidence In Launching 5G
- UK Newspapers' Circulations Drop Two-Thirds In Two Decades
- TV And Radio News Presenters Self-Isolate Over Coronavirus Fears
- Johnny Depp Attends London Libel Hearing Against 'The Sun'
- British Postal Workers To Vote On Possible Strike
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020
- Will Mobile Brands Cut Marketing Budgets After MWC Cancellation?
- Digital Ad Impression Quality Dips In Q4
- Disney+ Subscriptions Open Ahead Of March 24th Launch
- Lady Sorrell Announces She Is Seeking To Divorce Sir Martin
- Malvertising Levels Down In 2019; IBVs Petering Out
- 61% Say Pace Of Change In Technology Is Too Fast: Study
- FCA Admits Major Data Breach
- Gina Miller Wins Court Case On Brexit Article
- SharpEnd Teams To Scale Interactive Bottle Caps
- Training Body Calls For Better Diversity Funding
- UK Police Lack Digital Forensics Skills
- Time To Stop Bombarding The Public With Advertising?
- LADbible Becomes First Social Publisher To Achieve Gold Standard
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020
- Ads.txt Means Ad Fraudsters Are Upping Their Game
- GDPR Protection Will Continue Even If Google Moves UK Data To The U.S.: Lawyer
- Voice Commerce Declines In 2020: Report
- What Browsers Reveal When They Share Data
- 'The Times' Reminds How Grocery Shopping Is Slow To Shift Online
- Netflix Adds Daily Top 10 Movie, Show Rankings By Country
- Winter 'Love Island' Final Audience A Third Less Than Summer's
- Neutronian Creates FICO Score For Data Quality, Launch Advisors Omnicom, Goodway Group
- Reach To Push Digital Reader Registrations This Year
- OTTO.nl Chooses Insider To Drive Cross-Channel Personalization
- BBC Will Not Contest Equal Pay Ruling On Samira Ahmed
- Ofcom Finds 5G Bases Are Safe
- Next Xbox Will Be Four Times More Powerful
- China, US And Germany Are Worst Offenders For Spam
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 24, 2020
- Google Needs To Crack Down On Financial Scammers
- OMD Dominates Media Agency New Business In 2019, Carat No. 2
- Google Bans 600 Apps For Disruptive Advertising
- Agency M&A Market Stalls: 2019 Was Half What It Was Just A Couple Years Ago
- Tech Giants Say Duty Of Care Law Will Hurt Them
- Decline In Ad Inventory Expected From Google's Cookie-Free Shift
- France Calls For Coordinated Action On Tech Tax
- Twitter Tests Feature To Correct Fake Information
- 'The Sun' Lost GBP68m Last Year
- Media Stocks Sharply Down Amidst Rising Concerns Over Coronavirus
- Could Victims Sue Google Over 'Unjust Enrichment'?
- 'The Telegraph' Back On Sale At WH Smith
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 21, 2020
- Google's UK To US Data Switch Is About Avoiding Massive EU Fines
- Amazon Prime Overtakes Netflix For UK Growth
- Amazon Takes UK, But Consumers Say Tech Search Results Lack Info
- Google Removes Nearly 600 Apps From Google Play Store
- EU Raises Privacy Concerns Over Google Buying Fitbit
- Dentsu Sees Shift In Search Based On Coronavirus
- At Least One Exhibitor Reveals No Refund For Cancelled MWC
- Google Crushes Facebook As Commerce Traffic Generator
- KP Owner Consolidates Media With Publicis
- Huawei Takes Lead In 5G Commercial Contracts
- 5G IoT Revenue Projected To Hit $8 Billion By 2025
- January Saw A Near 1% Lift On The High Street
- Digitized Roadways Planned For Smart City
- 'Daily Star' Circulation Drops By A Fifth In Latest ABC Figures
- Men's Mags Suffer In ABC Figures, 'Stuff' Down 24%
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020
- Has Influencer Marketing Just Been Busted?
- EU Creates New Data, Artificial Intelligence Plan
- Assange Lawyers Claim Offer Of A Trump Pardon
- How Kantar Plans To Reinvent Measurement In Google's Cookieless World
- Caroline Flack Calls Boyfriend's Injuries 'An Accident' In Unpublished Post
- Carat's Epstein Named CEO Of Media Brands: No, Not That Mediabrands
- Google Rumoured To Be Taking British Data To The US, Outside Tougher EU Privacy Rules
- EU To Regulate On Artificial Intelligence
- Long-Form Video Accounts For Majority Of Viewing Regardless Of Platform
- 'MailOnline' Reported To IPSO Over Flack Death Details
- WH Smith Stops Selling 'The Telegraph' In Some Stores
- Silly Fines: Some GDPR Penalties Are Not Worth The Trouble
- Unlimited Merges Agencies
- TikTok To Launch Parental Controls
- Why Did Saudi Arabia Hack Twitter?
- Google Shows Off Android 11
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020
- Adland Opens Up To Madison Avenue With Post-Brexit Job Rules
- George Soros Calls For Zuckerberg To Be Sacked
- Facebook Failing to Appease Some Policymakers
- Mindshare Shares Its Outlook For 2020's Big 6 Disruptions
- 'Mirror' Suspects New Budget iPhone To Launch Soon
- Brands Seeking Omni-Channel Strategies Still Find Answers In Data
- Union Blasts Amazon Over Working Conditions
- GBP100m Studio Complex Coming To Reading
- The Real Difference Between Agencies And Consultants
- Retailers Urge The Government To Press Ahead With Digital Services Tax
- Valentine's Day Wrap-Up: Mobile Dominated At The Last Minute
- TalkRadio Fined For George Galloway Impartiality Breaches
- Journalists Need Better Protection Against Online Harassment
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020
- Sorry Publishers, Brits Just Don't Want To Pay
- Google AdSense Publishers Hit With Ad Extortion Email
- Coronavirus Dominating Share Of News Coverage
- EU Places Onus On Facebook To Comply With EU Laws
- Facebook Tests Hobbi Photo App In Select Markets
- Atomic Wins Rail Creative Account
- Nearly 1 In 4 Browsers Have Malware Injecting Ads For Rivals, Other Commerce Sites
- BT To Chase Netflix Generation With Monthly Packages
- Verizon Media Teams With VIOOH To Reach Digital OOH Screens In 60 Cities Worldwide
- Government Reacts To Caroline Flack Death By Urging Social Media Firms To Protect Users
- Jimmy Wales' WT Social Among Government Grant Recipients
- Fever Tree Poised To Award Creative Account To Lucky Generals
- McCann Bristol Wins Thatchers' Creative Account
- UK Has Lowest Digital Content Subscription Rates
- Is The Future of Media Business Female?
- Will AI Slow Down Or Speed Up Ransomware Rates?
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 17, 2020
- Boris Is Coming For The BBC
- U.K. TV, Phone Companies Must Now Send End-of-Contract Alerts
- Boris Intent On Scrapping The Licence Fee, 'The Sunday Times' Claims
- Havas Group Organic Revenue Down 1% In 2019
- Coca-Cola Unveils New Brand Purpose For Europe
- Facebook Allows Branded Political Content
- Unilever Kicks Off Health And Beauty Strategic Review
- Kantar CEO Salama Placed On 'Garden Leave,' Exec Committee Will Tend To Business
- Kraft Heinz To Slash Its Agency Roster
- Cannes Lions 'Open For Business' Despite MWC Cancellation
- Politicians Condemn Press Intrusion After TV Presenter Kills Herself
- Financial Regulators Want Google To Be Responsible For Tackling Scammers
