- MAD London - Monday, Oct. 16, 2017
- Uber Appeals The Ending Of Its London Licence
- Facebook To Train Up School Social Safety Ambassadors
- UK Lags Behind Global Average For Mobile Browsing
- Heinz Celebrates 50 Years Of 'Beanz Meanz Heinz'
- Mobile Is Not Punching Above Its Weight - It's Just Getting Started
- Mobile Dominates Internet Ad Spend
- Lagardere Sports and Entertainment Launches New Ad Agency
- Did A WPP Executive Help Enable Harvey Weinstein's Misconduct?
- MAD London - Friday, Oct. 13, 2017
- Digital Marketing Is Starting To Grow Up -- Finally
- Google Releases Latest AdWords Interface To All
- Ad Blocking Will Cost UK Publishers GBP3bn In 2017
- Ad Bodies Unite For Better Ads
- Branson Joins The Believers As Hyperloop One Rebrands With Virgin
- OMD's MD To Become Telegraph's COO
- Esther Dyson Talks About AI, Real-World Issues
- Impress Wins A High Court Challenge To Its Press Regulator Status
- Richard Branson Invests In Hyperloop One
- MAD London - Thursday, Oct. 12, 2017
- Publicis Shows Some Digital Spine, Puts Donohue In Charge Of It
- Time Inc Close To UK Titles Sell-Off
- UK Considers Categorizing Facebook, Google As Publishers
- Three Hidden Traps In The GDPR
- Qatar Airways Appoints 180 Kingsday To Global Creative Account
- Time Inc Cuts Circulation, Frequency Of Magazines
- Unilever's Cif Brand Partners With The 'Uber Of Cleaning' For London Trial
- Call For Entries: 2018 All Stars
- Brands Should Be Responsible For Workers In Supply Chains, MPs Told
- The Uber Of Cleaning Shows What Unilever Sees As An FMCG's Future
- MAD London - Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2017
- Did The UK Government Just Let Social Giants Off The Hook?
- UK Data Czar Fines Bank And An Agency For 'Spam' Emails
- BBC Head Of News Leaves To Set Up 'Distinct' News Site
- McCann's 20,000-Strong Staff Looks For 'Truth' In Streets Around The World
- Ofcom Head Defends Decision To Not Block Murdoch's Sky Bid
- Iceland Tourism Efforts Highlights Difficult Language
- Social Giants Face Calls To Fund Safety Education
- Unilever Plans To Relocate Food Brand Jobs To The Netherlands
- Friends And Family Are Greater Influencers Than Celebrities
- Yahoo Nation: Billions Of Reasons To Worry
- Guinness Taps Apps To Find Its Fans
- Equifax Hack Affected Nearly Twice As Many As Thought
- MAD London - Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017
- Unilever Is Right -- Voice Is The New Mobile
- Facebook Slams Media For 'Fake News' Coverage
- WPP Called Out Over NRA Work
- If Data Analysts Are From Mars And Researchers From Venus, How Do They Talk?
- Unilever Backs Voice Search For Digital Transformation
- Changing Of The Guard At Omnicom's Interbrand: Trevail Named CEO
- Accenture Poaches OMD's EMEA President For New Global Role
- UK Ranked Third Most Cashless Society
- Retail Spend Crept Up Nearly 2% Last Month
- MAD London - Monday, Oct. 9, 2017
- 'Guardian' Gives Away 100,000 Google Cardboard Headsets, Launches VR App
- Dove Apologises For 'Racist' Ad
- VML Appoints Y&R's Sharpe As Its New CEO For Europe
- Microsoft Is 'Killing Off' The Windows Phone
- P&G's Pritchard Urges Marketers Not To Disregard TV
- Labour Party Calls For Hacking To Be Held Against Murdoch In Sky Bid
- Mobile Programmatic Is Confusing Marketers More Than Desktop
- Brexit Retail Staff Shortages Could Push Up Prices
- Trinity Mirror Close To Deal For The Express
- LGBT Diversity Is A Massive Opportunity, So Guess Who's Getting It Wrong
- MAD London - Friday, Oct. 6, 2017
- Ad-Tech Headcount Analysis Finds 'Brand Safety' Expanding, DSPs/SSPs Waning
- Coca-Cola Sponsors Star In Fifa 18
- Facebook Tests Tools To Combat Fake News
- IBM Watson: The Big Bet On IoT And AI
- Facebook Offers Users More Info On Publishers
- Influencer Marketing Must Mature, One #Advert At A Time
- Complaints Over Influencer Marketing Soar 193%
- Fragrance Supremo Jo Malone Tells Marketers To Stick To The "5 I's"
- Ryanair Boss Promises Better Pay To Ward Off Walkout
- Y&R London Poaches Leo Burnett's Chief Exec
- British Women Cautious On Voice Assistants
- Netflix Raises Prices In The UK
- Premier League Clubs Want A Greater Share Of Media Rights
- MAD London - Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017
- IPG Units Find Attention Levels For Interactive Video Ads Comparable With TV's, Shorter Isn't Necessarily Better
- Amazon, Apple, Facebook Should Hang Their Heads In Tax Shame
- Home Secretary Admits To Not Understanding Encryption
- Google Delves Into Hardware, Launches Phones, Video Doorbells, Voice Matching
- Stephen Fry Warns Marketers Of Risk Of 'Sleepwalking' Into AI Era
- Attribution Leads To Falloff In Email Spending: Study
- JC Decaux Commits To Digital Outdoor Charter
- Marketing Contracts Exchange: A Mechanism For Scaling Transparency
- EU To Take Ireland To Court Over Unpaid Apple Back Tax
- Brits Want Brands To Support Local Communities
- Facebook Revenue Quadruples, UK Tax Bill Up Just One Million Pounds
- MAD London - Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017
- P&G Must Be Thanked For Transparency Action, Not Just Talk
- Yahoo Data Breach Included All Three Billion Accounts
- Piers Morgan Should Be Investigated For Phone Hacking, Steve Coogan Insists
- Facebook Comes Clean About Russian Ads
- P&G's Marc Pritchard Explains Why He Is Focussing On Transparency
- Dynamic Ads, Scrolling Animations, Video Analytics Among Google AMP Updates
- Amazon Ordered To Pay EU GBP220m In Back Taxes
- NSPCC And Sky Cinema To Light Up Regent Street For Christmas
- Twitter To Launch In-Stream Video Ads In UK Tomorrow
- Yahoo Mail Down In Europe And Parts Of U.S., Users Say
- Trust No One, Trust Nothing
- MAD London - Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017
- Is Gen Z About To Save Twitter And Facebook?
- Facebook Hires 1,000 More Ad Reviewers
- Uber's UK Boss Quits Ahead Of Its Appeal To TfL
- Dentsu Aegis Wins Big In AB InBev Media Review
- Coca-Cola Launches Campaign To Reinvigorate The Schweppes Brand
- Facebook Admits More Work Needed On Analytics
- Battle Brewing Between WPP, Bain Over $1.3 Billion M&A Deal
- IAB Tech Labs Designs Workaround For Apple Safari Browser Tracking Changes
- The Media Fund Set Up To Support Reporting Without Bias
- Facebook Tests Facial Recognition Log-In
- Two In Three Brits Wary Of Open Banking
