MAD London Editions for July 2014
- MAD London - Thursday, July 31, 2014
- Will Twitter 'Experiments' See It Apply A Facebook-Like Algorithm To News Feeds?
- Forget CPM - It's Time For Time To Be The New Metric
- BMW First Advertiser On Twitter Founder's Medium Site
- House Of Lords Concludes 'Right To Be Forgotten' Is 'Unworkable'
- Engine Bought By Lake Capital But Will Remain 'Independent'
- A&E/DDB Wins Sony Mobile Content Marketing Brief
- Hyundai Looks For Customer Experience Agency
- MAD London - Wednesday, July 30, 2014
- Twitter On Solid Ground To Continue Growth After World Cup
- Twitter Revs Explode To $312m
- Privacy Campaign Rally Against Facebook Behavioural Targeting
- Advertisers Advised On Data Rights With Trading Desks
- Twitter CEO Sees The 'Logged Out' As A Huge Opportunity
- World Cup Ad Surge Boosts ITV
- WPP's Maxus Is UK's Fastest-Growing Media Agency
- MAD London - Tuesday, July 29, 2014
- Is London Live Owner Lebedev Playing The Culture Secretary?
- MediaCom And Google Launch Mobile And Wearable Training Programme
- Digital Ad Revenues Rather Than Paywall Will Drive Digital Growth For Trinity Mirror
- Historic Royal Palaces To 'Get Smarter' With Digital
- Kew Gardens Launches First Digital Outdoor Campaign
- Garden Centre Group Rebrands With Now
- Outdoor Plus Announces Two New Sites
- MAD London - Monday, July 28, 2014
- Has Social Killed World Cup Sponsorship?
- One In Three Think Nike Sponsored The World Cup
- Google Purchase Of Twitch Would Build Out YouTube's Online Video Streaming Service
- Digital Subscriptions Leap A Third At 'Financial Times'
- Unilever Stages Hackathon For Innovative Consumer-Influencing Ideas
- Struggling London Live Asks For More Flexibility On Repeats
- Southern Comfort Looks For Creative And Experiential Agency
- MAD London - Friday, July 25, 2014
- Facebook Sucks, But What's A Marketer To Do?
- Facebook Figures Are Great - But Marketers Aren't Happy, Forrester Says
- Sky Acquires Sky Deutschland And Italia
- LinkedIn's Direct Sponsored Content Offers Companies Personalisation Flexibility
- Young Brits Open To Sharing Data With Brands
- BT Takes Sky To Court Over YouView Sports Channels
- A Plea On Behalf Of Native
- MAD London - Thursday, July 24, 2014
- Why Is Omnicom Blooming While Publicis Struggles Post Breakup?
- Mobile Advertising Doubles Facebook Profits
- Netflix Seeks London Creative Agency
- MailOnline Ad Revenue Leaps By Nearly Half
- Coke Tops List Of Consumer-Recognised World Cup Sponsors
- Publicis Agencies See Decrease In 2013 Billings
- The7Stars Wins 2 Sisters Food Group
- MAD London - Wednesday, July 23, 2014
- CMOs And CIOs Should Partner One Hackathon At A Time
- AOL UK Embraces Programmatic
- Coca-Cola Sales Fall Flat Despite World Cup Campaign
- CMOs Getting On Better With CIOs, But Agility Concerns Remain
- Facebook Launches 'Save' Tool
- Apple Profits Up As iPhone And Mac Growth Shores Up iPad Drop
- Omnicom Outperforms Publicis In Q2
- MAD London - Tuesday, July 22, 2014
- Is Augmented Reality Over-Hyped?
- Adidas First World Cup Content Campaign Demonstrates Key Lessons
- Lacoste Lets Shoppers Try On Trainers Virtually
- Yahoo Seeks Solace In Mobile With Flurry Purchase
- Snapchat To Monetise?
- Time Warner Strengthens Defences Against Takeover Bids
- Netflix Profits Double As It Prepares European Push
- MAD London - Monday, July 21, 2014
- Can Social Drive Footfall?
- Twitter And Facebook Planning Ecommerce Features
- Google Advertising Growth Spurred By Video
- Amazon Preparing For A Billion Products And Drone Launches
- Google To Rethink In-App Purchases
- BSkyB And Fox Closed To Sky Italia And Deutschland Deal
- Droga 5 Europe Wins Belvita Cereal Bars
- MAD London - Friday, July 18, 2014
- Content Is King Again, Just Look Where The Megabucks Are Going
- Facebook To Launch 'Buy Now' Button
- Is Liberty Group Staging A Takeover Of ITV?
- Independent Goes Native With Buzzfeed-Style i100 Website
- EBay To Redouble Marketing Effort To Rebuild Trust
- Aer Lingus Reevaluates European Ad Account
- We Buy Any Car Reviews GBP10m Ad Account
- Seeing Value In The Trade Press Now
