MAD London Editions for November 2014
- MAD London - Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2014
- The Power Of Social Makes It Easier To Drop FIFA - Who Will Be Next?
- Old Speckled Hen Rebranded For Younger Drinkers
- Team Sky Looks To Measure 'Dark Social' Influence
- Teenagers And Tweens Watching TV Half As Much As Adults, Ofcom Finds
- Sony Will Not Renew FIFA Sponsorship
- Post Office Switches To DLKW Lowe
- Mail Online Revenues Up 40%
- MAD London - Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2014
- Brands Beware Social Media's 'Thoughts Police'
- Social And Mobile Drive BuzzFeed
- 7up Rebrands With Knitted London Bus
- BT Confirms Talks To Buy Back O2
- Amazon Post Office Click And Collect Deal
- Iris En Route To Being Bought By Cheil
- Sainsbury's Reviews GBP60m Planning And Buying Business
- MAD London - Monday, Nov. 24, 2014
- Google Breakup Bid Is More About EU Politics Than Marketing
- Can Europe Split Up Google?
- Women Waiting For Cyber Monday
- Coca-Cola Speaks Up About 'Disappointing' FIFA World Cup Report
- Google Trials Ad-Blocking Service
- London Taxi App War Heats Up
- Gala Interactive Appoints The7Stars To Its Media Account
- Twitter Users Share Private Tweets Via Direct Messages
- More Than Just An iFad: Apple's Programmatic Push
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 21, 2014
- Uber Should Heed A Warning From History To Avoid Madame Guillotine
- 99% Of Millennials Ready To Switch Banks
- McDonald's Ask Start-Ups To Make Them Digital
- Web To Go 'Worldwide' In 2018 With 3bn Surfers
- Uber To Review Privacy Policy
- Coca-Cola Launches TV Campaign For Coke Life
- Smartphone For Seniors Campaign
- Mediacom Pick Up Grand Prix Prize At Campaign Media Awards
- PayPal Looks For UK CRM Agency
- Uber Faces Privacy Questions From Capitol Hill
- MAD London - Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014
- Programmatic's Problems With Brands Are Simple - Let's Stop Pretending They're Not
- Apple iAds To Be Sold Programmatically
- Google To Label Mobile-Friendly Sites
- Mobile Traffic To Rise 800% By 2020
- Samsung Launches HD Video YouTube Competitor
- Labour MP Questions Alcohol Brands Sponsoring Sports
- Ofcom To Release TV Airwaves For Mobile Data
- Yahoo Becomes Mozilla Firefox Default Search Engine
- Apple Taps Rubicon Project To Revamp iAd With Automation
- MAD London - Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014
- Advertisers - Drop The Family Cliches And Target The Real Opportunities
- Programmatic Has Grown By 61% So Far This Year
- BBC3 Channel A Chance To Go Digital Only With 'Web Natives'
- ISBA Research Shows Agencies Not Wholly Trusted
- Local Newspaper Groups Combine To Launch National Digital Ad Platform
- Ofcom Launches Premier League Football Rights Probe
- Gay Teens Magazine Launched
- Nokia Branded Tablet Unveiled
- Nearly Two-Thirds Of Non-Direct Inventory Deemed Non-Viewable
- MAD London - Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014
- Social Outranks Newspapers For Media Consumption - Time To Put Content Ahead of Demographic Stereotypes?
- Uber And Spotify Partner On Cab Ride Music Service
- Nokia Due To Unveil New 'Black Box' Device Today
- Publicis Relaunches Nurun Digital Development Arm
- WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell Says Brands Too Cost Focussed
- YouGov Reveals Newspaper Reader Profiles
- Mediacom Chief Executive Named Most Influential Black Person In Britain
- Nurun Split In Two: Divided Between Razorfish, Publicis
- MAD London - Monday, Nov. 17, 2014
- Facebook Shafts Brands - Again!
- Facebook To Bury Promotional Posts From 2015
- Facebook Plans Professional Move To Rival LinkedIn
- IPA Questions ISBA Research That Labelled Agencies As 'Factories'
- Black Friday Gains Traction In UK
- Uber Launches In Leeds
- Airbnb To Launch Glossy Magazine
- Trinity Mirror Closes Local Titles
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 14, 2014
- Native - Three Digital Steps To Avoid Print's Mistakes
- Consumers Confused By Blurred Line Between Editorial And Native
- Twitter Receives Junk Rating From Standard & Poor's
- eBay Steps Up Mobile Programmatic
- Consumers Don't Trust Brands On Contact Consent
- Facebook Launches Privacy Microsite
- Jet2.com Appoints MEC Manchester
- Digital Natives Are Becoming 'Generation Invisible'
- Twitter Turns To Native Video To Enhance Engagement
- IPG Taps Millennial Media To Expand Into Mobile Programmatic
- London Print Is Falling Down
- MAD London - Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014
- Facebook Proves Mobile-First Strategy -- As Long As You Ditch Banners And Buttons
- Two-Thirds Of Facebook Ad Revenue Now Mobile
- Amazon Starts Hiring For UK Drone Delivery Service
- BBC Offers Free Content Olive Branch To Local Papers
- M&S Reveals Social Focus For Christmas With Budget Up 25%
- Sainsbury's Takes The Emotional Route With Christmas Day Truce WWI Football Game Advert
- Pizza Hut Appoints Ogilvy & Mather
- Why Are So Many Brands Acting Like Mediocre Broadcasters? Quality, Not Quantity, Counts
- Google's YouTube Launches Ad-Free Music Service
- Google DoubleClick For Publishers Goes Dark, Briefly
