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MAD London Editions for August 2017

MAD London - Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2017: A Privacy Step Too Far For Google?; Snap Rolls Out New Measurement Program; Google Plans Controversial Loyalty Data Project; Apple Q3 Revs Hits $45.4B, iPhone 8 Arrives In Fall; YouTube Doubles The Speed Of Extremist Video Removal; Amazon Close To Beating Sky For ATP World Tour Tennis Rights; Consumer Confidence Inches Up Slightly; Is Attribution Like Religion?; UK Digital Travel Market Set For More Massive Growth; In Programmatic, How Many 'Hands On Keyboards' Do Brands Really Need?; 'i' Profits Are Up, But Print Ad Revenue Dips At Johnston Press

MAD London - Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2017: Is Video Advertising Saviour Or Slayer To App Development?; Advertising Drives Majority Of App Publisher Revenue; England's Women Footballers Set A New Channel 4 Record; Ad-Tech Execs Weigh In On Early Look At Google Ad-Blocking Feature; Coca-Cola Launches Recycling Campaign In The UK; Value Of Rewarded Apps Debated; Axa Reviews Its Digital Brief; UK Home Secretary Tells US Tech Giants Encryption Is A Problem; Pinterest Puts Search And Lens On The Home Feed; Princess Diana Tape Maker Did Not Breach Her Privacy, Lawyer Argues