MAD London Editions for December 2017
- MAD London - Friday, Dec. 8, 2017
- Savage To Step Down As Cannes Lions Chair
- YouTube Subscription Music Service To Launch In March
- Spotify Shows Off Its Data Capabilities With '2018 Goals'
- Trinity Mirror Picks Up Lion's Share Of BBC-Funded Local Reporters
- YouTube Taps Disney Veteran To Lead International Content Unit
- More Than Half Of Millennials Have Bought Because Of An Influencer
- MRC Releases Digital Audience Standard, Incorporates 'Duration Weighting'
- Sports Direct And Primemark Called Out For Paying Below Minimum Wage
- EU To File a Brief With High Court In Microsoft Privacy Case
- 'The Guardian' To Go Tabloid
- Dan TDM From Aldershot Named Top-Earning YouTuber
- 1 in 3 BuzzFeed Staff In London Face Redundancy
- Only 28% Of UK Websites Will Be GDPR Compliant
- 17 Reasons Why BuzzFeed Lost Its Buzz
- MAD London - Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017
- Does England Really Need Agency Branding?
- YouTube Reveals Top Trending Videos, Ads Of 2017
- Wieden+Kennedy Land England Football Role
- AppNexus Classifies 'Fake News,' 'Viral Content' As Vectors For Ad Fraud
- #MeToo Silence Breakers Win 'Person Of The Year'
- Data Spending To Hit $10 Billion This Year: IAB/DMA Report
- EU Backs Luxury Brands In Battle With Amazon and eBay
- 2017 Marketing Word Of The Year: 'AI'
- UK 18th In A League Table Of Smartphone Penetration
- Gender Stereotyping Rules Already Impacting Marketers' Photo Choices
- Samsung Redemption Tops 'Marketing Week' Lists Of 2017 Positive Stories
- MAD London - Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017
- YouTube Plans To Beef Up Human Moderators, Tighten Advertising Rules
- Emotional Engagement Could See 5% Sales Lift For Retailers
- James Murdoch Tipped As Next Disney Chief Executive
- U.K's Cineworld Shelling Out $3.6 Billion For Regal's Movie Screens
- Apple Search Ads Let Developers Pay Per Install
- Nearly A Third Of Teen Girls Sexually Harassed Online
- C-Suite Shakeup At McDonald's Agency We Are Unlimited
- Top Bing Searches In U.K.
- Dulux Owner Picks MediaCom For GBP60m Global Media Account
- Johnston Press Says "i" Makes GBP1m A Month
- Google To Pull YouTube Off Amazon's TV Service
- Trans-Atlantic Privacy Shield In Jeopardy Over Redress Rights, Surveillance
- Hug A Brit, Keep Them Loyal
- MAD London - Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017
- Sorrell: 'Contain Any Enthusiasm' About 2018
- Google Pledges Army Of 10,000 To Tackle YouTube Extremism
- Google Sends 60-Day Warning To App Developers, Brands
- Facebook Launches Messenger Service For Under 13s
- Mobile App Spend Forecast To Surpass $110 Billion In 2018
- BBC To Launch Pre-Teen Site
- Melissa And DataDelta Form Alliance To Help With GDPR
- 'The X Factor' Probed Over Product Placement
- Black Friday Gave 'Meagre' High Street Sales Improvements, BRC Reveals
- John Lewis Tops YouTube Christmas Ad Chart
- UK's Cineworld Buy America's Regal Cinema Chain
- Blackwood Seven Shuts London Office
- Facebook Expanding London Office
- Did Google Just Grow Up?
- MAD London - Monday, Dec. 4, 2017
- Agency Forecasts: Look For Growth In The 4%-5% Range Next Year
- New Logo Taking On Fake News Could Help Adland Too
- Journalists Marginally Trusted More Than Politicians
- Bot To You By Marks & Spencer: 'Christmas Concierge'
- European Cable TV Grows Modestly, Satellite Gains More
- GroupM Projects More Growth For TV, Revises Digital Down Slightly
- Dotmailer Parent Acquires Comapi
- Facebook's New London Office Creates 800 Jobs
- Internet Advertising To Account For 60% Of Ad Spend This Year
- Programmatic Remains Primary Digital Growth Engine, Some Clouds Forming
- Disney Back In Buyout Talks With The Murdochs
- Who's Top And Who's Not In Personalization
- Press Standards Logo Launched To Tackle Fake News
- MAD London - Friday, Dec. 1, 2017
- Adidas Puts Global Media Assignment In Review
- Cyber Monday Tops Black Friday For Amazon
- Mears Named CEO Of Havas Group Media
- Google Could Owe UK IPhone Users 'Hundreds Of Pounds' Each
- Search Engines Could See New Tax Levy
- Cinema Ad Spending Up 12% This Year
- Publicis.Sapient To Jettison Its Co-CEO Structure
- Uber Suffers Another High-Level Departure
- Jeremy Corbyn Wrong Speech Clip Tops BBC Complaints
- Revenge Of The Brit -- 5.4m iPhone Users Say 'Google You Owe Us'
