MAD London Editions for May 2014
- MAD London - Tuesday, May 13, 2014
- Is Social Media's Bubble Set To Burst?
- Birds Eye Feeds Londoners For Instagram Mentions
- Sony Shoots For World Cup Second Screeners
- Stella Artois Becomes Wimbledon's First Beer Sponsor
- Government Boosts Communications Budget By 22%
- Magnum Takes Over Central Line Train
- Creature Wins Top10.com First TV Brief
- MAD London - Monday, May 12, 2014
- Could Local Media's Salvation Come Through A Sky+ Box?
- Mobile Marketing JV Weve Reports 'Traction' But First-Year Loss of GBP25m for EE, O2, Vodafone
- Johnston Press Refinances And Sells Sky AdSmart Airtime
- Bearded Drag Queen Eurovision Winner Helps Smash Twitter Record
- WPP Aiming To Poach Samsung From Publicis
- Asics Reviews Media Buying And Selling Brief
- British Advertiser Body Welcomes Collapse Of Publicis, Omnicom Merger
- MAD London - Friday, May 9, 2014
- Biggest Ad Deal Ever Scuppered By Conflicting Interests For Omnicom, Publicis - And Crucially, Their Clients
- Publicis, Omnicom Merger Is Off!
- WPP, Dentsu Aegis Jokingly Wish Merger Plans Had Carried On
- Billy Elliot Mobile Banners To Leap Onto Show Lovers' Phones
- AMV BBDO And PHD Win GBP85m Smart Meter Campaign
- Trust In UK Brands Is Up As John Lewis Hits Top Spot
- Havas Launches Brand Partnership Division
- Applause For Tesco Taking A Digital Risk With New Smartphone
- MAD London - Thursday, May 8, 2014
- In Mobile Trusted Brands Are In, Spammy Deal Aggregators Are Out. Thank Goodness!
- Two In Three Shoppers Want Mobile Offers In-Store
- London City Airport Gets A Tech Hub Makeover By Bloomberg
- Havas Closes In On Work Club Deal
- Goodstuff Drops Posterscope To Take Outdoor In-House
- House Of Fraser Set To Appoint New Creative Agency
- Sport England Seeks Creative Agency To Get Women Into Sports
- HMRC Scours London For New Media Planning Agency
- UK Leads Havas Pack Wth Double-Digit Q1 Growth
- MAD London - Thursday, May 8, 2014
- In Mobile Trusted Brands Are In, Spammy Deal Aggregators Are Out. Thank Goodness!
- Two In Three Shoppers Want Mobile Offers In-Store
- London City Airport Gets A Tech Hub Makeover By Bloomberg
- Havas Closes In On Work Club Deal
- Goodstuff Drops Posterscope To Take Outdoor In-House
- HMRC Scours London For New Media Planning Agency
- Sport England Seeks Creative Agency To Get Women Into Sports
- House Of Fraser Set To Appoint New Creative Agency
- UK Leads Havas Pack Wth Double-Digit Q1 Growth
- MAD London - Wednesday, May 7, 2014
- Twitter Stock Shock - Does It Need To Be More Of A Mercenary Facebook?
- Twitter Shares Slump To All-Time Low
- IAB Announces UK Digital Upfronts
- London Marketing Vacancies Up By 21%
- Labour Mulls Booze Sports Ban And Junk Food Watershed
- Mobile Marketing Association Switches Focus From Tech To Brands
- National Express Appoints Isobel To GBP7m Advertising Brief
- MAD London - Tuesday, May 6, 2014
- iBeacons Need To Work Smart With Mobile Apps And Put Users In Control
- Facebook Changes Improve Privacy But Leave Marketers With Less Data, Forrester Says
- Twitter Lets Shoppers Add Products To Their #AmazonCart
- Waitrose Trials iBeacons
- Google Buys Ecommerce Start-Up Rangespan
- TalkTalk Renews 'The X Factor' Sponsorship In GBP30m Deal
- easyProperty Appoints Starcom To GBP5m Planning And Buying Brief
- Marimedia To Float And Launch London Office
- MAD London - Friday, May 2, 2014
- Lists vs Likes As Facebook And Twitter Square Up On Mobile Advertising
- Facebook Launches Mobile Advertising Network
- Google+ Hits Gets A Big Negative From Millennials
- MediaCom Scoops 100m Euro eBay EMEA Account
- Marketers Increasing Twitter Budgets
- Viacom Will Increase Investment In Quality Programming At Channel 5
- M&C Saatchi Wins Norwegian Air Shuttle Account
- Vax And Dirt Devil Put Advertising Account Up For Review
- MAD London - Thursday, May 1, 2014
- Second-Screener Focus And Mass In-App Reach Drive Pincer Movement For Better Numbers From Twitter
- To Twitter And Beyond With New Integrated Mobile Ad Exchange
- Microsoft Goes With McCann And Carat After Advertising And Media Review
- Channel 5 Set To Be Sold To Viacom For GBP450
- AKQA's Wieynk To Become Publicis UK CEO
- WPP's Sorrell Pay of GBP30m Last Year Likely To Reignite Shareholder Dissatisfaction
- Publicis Groupe And Omnicom Merger Costing Millions
- M&C Saatchi Buys Digital Agency LMFM
