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MAD London Editions for January 2017

MAD London - Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2017: The Sunday Times Reveals Lance Armstrong Would Remain Unexposed Under Section 40; Believe Me: The Word Of The Year Was 'Fake'; Forecast: Worldwide Advertising To Hit Double-Digit Gains In 2017; Lack Of UK Government Support For CES Start-Ups Is An 'Embarrassment'; New Year's Resolution: A Schnorrer No More; Big Brands, Strategic Insights Piqued Readers' Interest; ITV Begins Succession Planning For Adam Crozier; Five Million New Bot Shoppers; Audi Spain: Both Girls, Boys Drive Cars; Amazon Working On Floating Warehouses; Agency Holding Company Of The Year: Dentsu Aegis Network; Investigatory Powers Act -- Aka 'Snooper's Charter' -- Becomes UK Law; Mobile Agency Of The Year: The Media Kitchen; Madtech To Rule In 2017, When Multitouch Attribution Will Finally Take Hold; Change4Life Launches Sugar Tracker; Peta Takes Over Tube Station Ads For 'Veganuary'; 2017 Should Be Brighter Year For Tech IPOs; Why Amazon Should Get Customer Service Basics Right Before Reaching For The Skies