MAD London Editions for November 2017
- MAD London - Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017
- Mindshare Sets Blockchain Trial, Will Test 'Tokenized' Media System
- Google Accused Of Breaking Privacy Laws For iPhone Owners
- Ford, WPP In Talks About Their Future Relationship
- Donald Trump Puts Down Theresa May In Twitter Row Over Sharing Far Right Posts
- Journalists Among 20 Staff To Lose Jobs At BuzzFeed In London
- Why GDPR Is Good For Online Advertising, Even Ad Tech
- Brands Turning To Amazon, Looking For Safer Display Ad Platforms
- Lord Burns, Former Channel 4 Chairman To Head Ofcom
- BMW Hands Retail Marketing Role To Zone
- Rule By Trump Tweets Put The US-UK 'Special Relationship' Under Strain
- MAD London - Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017
- AKQA's Evans Resigns After Internal Investigation
- FIFA Is Struggling For 2018 World Cup Sponsors
- Accenture Interactive Wins Global Maserati Assignment
- Facebook And Twitter To Assist Fake News Inquiry
- M&M's Debuts Sequel To 'Faint' Holidays Spot, To Air In 12 Markets Globally
- BBC Launches Box-Sets To Take On Netflix This Christmas
- Underage Social Media Use On The Rise
- The Consumer ID: Survey Probes Their Email Attitudes
- Regulator Likely To Tell TV Stations To Spend More On Kids' Programmes
- FIFA's Sponsor Issue Isn't Just Corruption, But Brand Indifference
- MAD London - Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017
- Initiative Wins Lego's Global Media Assignment
- YouTube Autocomplete Search Terms Deepen Paedophilic Concerns
- Facebook, Hulu, Carat Among Companies Awarded Anti-Fraud Seals By TAG
- Sky Calls On EU To Bring US Tech Giants To Book
- Amazon Targets OTT Video Providers With New Suite of Products
- YouTube Boycott Grows As More Big Names Drop The Channel
- Read All About It -- American Actress To Become Princess -- Read All About It
- Scared Of Cyber: Consumers Fear Burglars Less, Study Shows
- Amazon Makes It Easier To Create VR, AR, 3D Apps
- Accenture Appointed Global Customer Experience Agency For Maserati
- Press Regulator Launches Low-Cost Libel Dispute Scheme
- Right-Wing Columnist Katie Hopkins Dropped By Mail Online
- YouTube, What Part Of Terror And Paedophilia Confuses You?
- MAD London - Monday, Nov. 27, 2017
- Why Black Friday Sales Rose, But Not On The High Street
- Meredith Acquires Time, Inc And Gains Scale: 135M Combined Readers
- YouTube Boycott List Is Growing
- UK Consumers: Email Marketers Are Bad At What They Do
- ISBA To Talk Over YouTube Concerns With Google
- High Street Is Hoping Cyber Monday Will Make Up For Weak Black Friday
- Ad Blocking Comes Full Circle: Online Bank Uses Newspaper Ads To Reach Blockers
- F1 Launches New Logo
- Will One Platform Rule All Brands?
- New Rules Set To Control Drones In UK
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 24, 2017
- Wheat From The Chaff -- How Publishers Must Strive To Survive
- GroupM's MediaCom Retains New Business Crown Through Q3
- 'Strike Friday' Hits Amazon In Germany And Italy
- NextUp, U.K. Comedy Streaming Service, Launches On Amazon Channels
- YouTube Faces Another Boycott Over Kids' Videos
- AI Tech Shows Coke's Googlebox Campaign Wins Festive Ad Battle
- MAD London - Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017
- Chancellor Backs UK On Digital Tech, Warns US Tech Giants On Tax
- Worldwide TV Still Dominates Consumers' Video Views
- Instagram Live Stories Is Beating Snapchat For Daily Users
- Twitter Partners With Innovid On Video Ad Delivery, Measurement
- Group M Raises UK Ad Spend Growth Forecast
- TV Is Thriving, Even Among Millennials
- Cloud Formation: Best Practices For Computing Way Up There
- BMW To Use Snapchat's AR Filters For New Car Launch
- Uber Fires Security Chiefs Over Undisclosed Hack Of 57m Users
- AO Blames 'Britain's Got Talent' Sponsorship For Losses
- MAD London - Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2017
- WPP Backs Down In War With Bain Over ADK
- WPP's About Face On ADK: Holding Company Agrees To Tender Its Shares
- RT Editor Responds To Claim Google Will De-Rank News Agencies' Content
- Russian Twitter Trolls Quoted 80 Times In UK Media
- 'The Economist' Debuts Special 2018 Issue
- Direct Traffic Is Biggest Influence On Search Listings
- Amazon Inks International Streaming Deal For AMC Shows
- The 'Financial Times' Hits 700,000 Paying Readers For First Time
- Debenhams Hands Mother Its Creative Brief
- Russian News Sources Deranked By Google In Fake News War
- School Threatens Parents With Legal Action Over Facebook Posts
- Content Marketing Gets Massive Vote Of Google Confidence
- MAD London - Monday, Nov. 20, 2017
- Trinity Mirror Must Buy Express Or Cuts Will Be Deeper, Exec Warns
- 2017: A Year To Forget For The Big Holding Companies
- Black Friday Search Trends Identified In Study
- MPs Unite To Draft A Law To Protect 'Gig Economy' Workers
- OTT Network Cheddar Launches In Europe
- 40% Of Festive Spending Will Take Place On Black Friday
- Germany Takes Top 'Nation Brand' Ranking, As U.S. Drops to Sixth
- Two-Thirds Of Ads Will Be Programmatic By 2019
- The Times Calls Out YouTube For Exploiting Children
- GDPR And ePrivacy Directive Present Opportunities
- Jaguar Land Rover Moves Ahead With Driverless Cars
- Poor Christmas Predicted As Financially Strained Customers Stay At Home
- Unilad Temporarily Blocked By Facebook
- LEGO Ditches The Siloes To Listen To Its Users
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 17, 2017
- Murdoch Is Right On Print Growth -- Swapping Fivers For A Pound Has Little Future
- WPP's Latest Salvo In ADK/Bain Battle: We'll Buy More Of The Agency
- Premier League To Increase Live Games, Saturday Night Fixtures Likely
- Havas Reports Slight Improvement In Q3 Results
- Havas Shrinks By 11% In The UK After Unilever And Pernod Ricard Cut Spend
- MPs Call For Facebook To Come Clean On Russian Interference In UK Politics
- Twitter Seizes Verification Badges To Fix System Failures
- M&S Named Top Retail Storyteller, Apple Retains Top Spot Overall
- 'Trinity Mirror' And 'The Economist' Sign Up To Trust Indicators
- Trinity Mirror Titles Hit Hardest By Circulation Drops
- The Sun And Independent Leads Online News Audience Growth
- MAD London - Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017
- Google Solicits Support In Battle Over 'Right To Be Forgotten'
- Murdoch Reveals 'Tremendous Damage' Digital Is Doing To Print
- Forbes Teams With Accountability Board To Offer 'Membership' Service
- Twitter Reverses Verification For Far Right Activists
- Agency Of The Year Winners Revealed
- CMO Budgets Hit A Plateau, Is Proving ROI To Blame?
- MediaPost 'All Stars' Unveiled
- Starbucks Hands Iris Its EMEA Creative Brief
- Duke Of Cambridge Launches Anti-Bullying Initiative Backed By Facebook and Snapchat
- Shoppers Respond To Emotion-Packed Subject Lines: Study
- 'Gay Times' Editor Suspended Over Hate Posts
- CHI And Partners Wins P&G's Lenor From Grey London
- Social Can Be Good For Branding
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