MAD London Editions for January 2018
- MAD London - Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018
- Facebook Bans Cryptocurrency Ads
- Bing Ads Introduces Fix To Help Marketers Track Conversions On Safari
- Ads.txt Reaches Critical Mass, Passes 50% Of Top Publishers
- Ad Links British Ancestry To Europe
- Only Four In Ten Firms Are Ready For GDPR: Study
- Kickbox Appoints Dayman As Chief Privacy Officer
- Mobile Social Video Thrives, But Print Likely Down A Third In Three Years
- Nissan Europe's CMO Leaves After Just 10 Months
- BuzzFeed Founder Says Facebook Should Pay For News
- Co-Op And Costa Open Up Shop On 'Coronation Street'
- The BBC Women Group Does Not Trust Corporation's Gender Bias Report
- UK Ad-Spend Growth Still Strong
- M&S To Close 14 Stores After Bad Christmas
- GDPR Could Slow Down Ad-Tech By Two Years, Exec Says
- MAD London - Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018
- Facebook Updates Privacy Settings, Educates Public
- BuzzFeed Scoop Reveals Damning Government Report On Brexit
- ContentSquare Raises $42 Million In Funding Round, Plans To Expand In U.S.
- More Brits Watch The News Than Tune In To Piers Morgan And Trump
- UK Law Firm Email Addresses Found On The Dark Web
- A Year On, Has The Industry Reacted Well To P&G's Marc Pritchard's Damning Criticisms?
- Publicis Taps Microsoft To Help Turbocharge Marcel
- PwC Report Clears BBC Of Gender Bias On Broadcaster Pay
- Female Broadcasters Tell BBC They Want Equal Pay, And Back Pay
- Facebook Issues Privacy Principles To Prepare For GDPR
- Latest AOP Figures Are Bad News For Native Advertising
- MAD London - Monday, Jan. 29, 2018
- UK And US Align On Digital Advertising Safety
- Hackers Hijack Google DoubleClick Ads
- Facebook To Launch A Data Portal To Prepare For GDPR
- Start-Ups Are Ill-Prepared For GDPR
- The 4 Things Content Marketers Need In Their 2018 Plans
- GDPR Penalties Could Cripple Startups
- 'Bake Off' Ups The Price Of Sponsorship
- Data Concerns Drive Marketing Complaints Against DMA Members
- Women At The BBC Insist Unfair Pay Is Rectified
- Ambulance Chasing Lawyers Banned From Advertising In Hospitals
- French Come To Blows Over Nutella Sale
- 'Guardian US' Gains 300,000 Paying Supporters
- MAD London - Friday, Jan. 26, 2018
- Viewability Just Got A Whole Lot Better -- Here's Why
- Soros Slams Facebook And Google, Says Their Days Are Numbered
- Marketing Is The Best Job In The UK, Glassdoor Says
- 'Fake News' Enquiry Head Frustrated Over Twitter's Response On Russia
- Top Male BBC Journalists Take A Salary Cut In Gender Pay Row
- Government Responds To Under Half Of Business Being GDPR Ready
- W&K Strategist Departs Suddenly
- Twitter Uses AI To Revamp Digital
- The GDPR Boondoggle: Only Two Countries Are Ready For It
- MAD London - Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018
- GDPR Is Not Just About Consent -- Why All The Panic?
- Theresa May To Back Safe, Ethical AI At Davos
- Piers Morgan Secures Donald Trump TV Interview
- UK Ad Growth Beats Warc And AA Forecasts
- Paid Social Has Leaped 54%
- Streaming Sky Without The Dish
- Quit The UK? Marketers Are Split Over Leave, Remain And Unsure
- Daily Mail And Metro Merge Ad Sales Teams
- Norwegian Healthcare Authorities Failed GDPR Rule
- What Google Chrome's Ad Block Feature Will Block
- Havas Group Acquires German PR Firm DAA
- Obit: Author, Ad Creative Peter Mayle Dies At 78
- Hotmail Users Need Not Apply
- MAD London - Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018
- Publicis Denies Accounting Transgressions
- P&G Puts Agencies On Alert With Plans To Cut Roster By 50%
- Sorrell Claims Google And Facebook Moves Show They Are Publishers
- Agency Of The Year: Havas Media
- WPP Launches Superunion
- PM To Launch 'Fake News' Response Team
- London Businesses Not Prepared for GDPR: Poll
- Global Ad Spend Up 4.7% In 2018, 2.6% In Europe
- Will Amazon Push UK Premier League Rights Up To GBP6bn?
- Information Sites Did Well In SEO Last Year As Social Sites Lost Out
- Irish Marketers Upbeat On Budgets
- The Year Of Email Data Losses
- The Growing Cottage Industry in GDPR Compliance
- Integris Raises $1.5 Million In Funding
- BuzzFeed Shows Top Writing, Millennials And Ad Blocking Don't Mix
- MAD London - Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2018
- Forget The Headlines -- Murdoch Control Of Sky News Is Just Delayed
- Netflix Now Valued At $100bn
- Trump, Putin Rank Last Among World Leader 'Brands'
- AudiUK Shows Off RS 4 Avant In Cool-Down Mode
- Murdoch Says Facebook Should Pay For Its News
- Authorities Provisionally Block Murdoch Bid For Full Sky News Control
- Consultants Narrow The M&A Gap With Holding Companies In 2017
- New Tools Offered To Help With GDPR
- Onken To Sponsor 'Lorraine'
- Reform Or Face Legislation, Web Giants Are Warned
- Asda Puts Entire Roster On Alert
- MAD London - Monday, Jan. 22, 2018
- R/GA's Nick Law To Join Publicis Groupe As Creative Agency Leader And CCO
- Netflix Jumps Ahead Of BBC iPlayer To Become UK's Third Top Brand
- News Room Redundancy Exodus At BuzzFeed
- Can You Hear Me Now: MRC Finalizes Digital Audio Ad Standard, Will Tackle 'Audibility' In The Future
- Publicis Media's King: Marcel Is More Than 'Alexa For Business'
- Fergie Is Suing The Murdochs For GBP45m
- Amazon Ups Prime Subscriptions
- One In Four Brits Don't Trust News In Their Social Feeds
- Only 5% Believe In Marketing Research Conclusions
- Bose Names WPP As Its Global Ad Group
- New OMD EMEA Chief Executive Announced
- Formula 1 Announces Media Agency Deals
- Virgin Holidays Automates Its Subject Lines
- Fake News And Algorithms -- Is Boosting Facebook Instant Articles The End Game?
- MAD London - Friday, Jan. 19, 2018
- Facebook And Google Dominate As Video Ads Grow
- Donald Trump Is The Most-Searched Person In The UK, Again
- 'The Guardian' Claims Murdochs Settled Hacking Case To Avoid Accusers
- Email Exodus: 60% Of Euro Shoppers Would Opt Out Under GDPR
- Mars Puts $1.5 Billion Media Business In Review
- UK And France To Cooperate On AI
- IAB Releases DOOH Metrics Glossary
- M&S Shakes Up Food Marketing As Sales Disappoint
- 'The Times' Overtakes 'The Telegraph' In Watershed ABC Figures
- Digital Upturn Leads To 21 New Jobs At Johnston
- GDPR -- Will 60% Really Opt Out Of Email Marketing?
- MAD London - Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018
- UK's Data Chief Hands Out Record Anti-Spam Fines
- MINI On The Hunt For Electrifying Ad Agency
- 60% Of Consumers Plan To Opt Out Of Email Marketing Under GDPR
- What Does 2018 Have In Store For Programmatic?
- TAG Requires Publishers To Use Ads.Txt
- EBay Looks Again For A European Ad Agency
- OpenX Now Open For GDPR Business, Guarantees 100% Compliance
- M&A Adland Activity In 2017 Led By Consultancies And Private Equity
- Facebook Looks Deeper In Possible Russian Interference On Brexit Vote
- "Campaign' Reminds Brands Of Tightened Olympics Rules
- Brexit Vote Was Clear -- Why Ask Facebook To Search For Russian Trolls?
