- MAD London - Wednesday, May 16, 2018
- GDPR Reality Check -- People Fear Hackers More Than Marketers
- For His Next Act, Sorrell Looking At Nexus Of Technology And Geography
- Zuckerberg To Be Spared A Media Circus In Brussels
- Dentsu Organic Growth Remains On The Upswing
- Paywalls On The Rise As Publishers React To Ad Blocking
- WFA's New Guide To 'Unstereotyping' Ads
- ITV Announces World Cup TV Sponsors
- Almost 60% Of B2B Marketers Don't Send Email: UK Study
- Facebook Shuts Down 583 Million Fake Accounts
- Half Of Brits Will Ditch A Brand That Does Not Protect Their Data
- Facebook Offering Ads Targeted Via Sensitive Personal Information
- MAD London - Wednesday, May 16, 2018
- Inboxes Overflow, Yet Why Are Brands Failing To Get Proper GDPR Consent?
- Supreme Court Appears To Give The Green Light On Sports Betting
- Shareholder Revolt Brewing At WPP
- Facebook Suspends 200 Apps, Begins Investigation
- Is Snapchat Using GDPR To Distance Itself From Facebook?
- GroupM Revealed To Be Videology's Largest Creditor, Owed $35 Million-Plus
- Manning Gottlieb OMD Expected To Win Government's GBP140m Media Account
- Publicis Media To Move All UK Agencies To Former BBC White City Site
- Mixing Blockchain With Programmatic
- CMO Role Returns To easyJet In Management Shakeup
- House Of Lords Votes To Reinstate Leveson 2 Media Standards Enquiry
- Facebook Suspends 200 Apps In Post CA Data Audit
- News Sites Load The Most Cookies, European Study Finds
- Virgin Holidays Avoids Last-Minute GDPR 'Spam'
- MAD London - Monday, May 14, 2018
- News Titles Are Taking On The Duopoly With Profit And Engagement
- Armstrong, Weed Reportedly In Running For WPP CEO Post
- WPP Shareholders To Revolt Over Handling Of Sorrell's Sacking
- UK ICO Advises: You Don't Have To Send Consent Emails To Everyone
- Aldi Ad Today Will Feature Sign Language For Deaf Awareness Week
- BBC Overshadows Netflix At BAFTA TV Awards
- Report: OMD Is The Top-Ranked Agency By Billings For 2017
- Facebook Reportedly Developing Cryptocurrency
- Quarter Of Brits Will Tune Out Once England Knocked Out Of World Cup
- 'The Economist' Introduces New App For Subscribers
- TV Stations Warn Junk Food Ban Would Just Benefit Google
- Welsh Assembly Urged To Subsidise Quality Journalism
- MAD London - Friday, May 11, 2018
- CA, Vote Leave And AIQ Will Get Bashed By MPs, But Little Else
- 3,000 Facebook Ads Created By Russian Agency Released
- Apple Gives Up On Irish Data Centre Plans
- Security Pros Say Their Firms Aren't Ready For GDPR
- London Mayor Proposes Junk Food Ad Ban
- MDC Partners Stock Plunges After Disappointing Q1 Results
- Sustainable Brands Grow The Fastest At Unilever
- Amazon Brings Alexa Smart Homes To Life In New 'Experience Centers'
- Truth To Use Blockchain To Allow Consumers To Sell Their Data
- 'Bud Bot' Will Link England Fans For World Cup Games
- MPs Summon CA And Vote Leave Execs To Fake News Enquiry
- Zoopla Sale Offers 'Daily Mail' A GBP640m Windfall
- Will Peers Try To Resurrect Leveson 2, Again?
- MAD London - Thursday, May 10, 2018
- Government Saves UK Media From State Control, Again
- WPP Wins BP Marketing Assignment
- Murdoch Still Expects To Buy Sky And Sell To Disney
- Mobile Ad Fraud Rates Double
- 'The Telegraph' Predicts GDPR Will Lead To A Rise In Junk Mail
- IAB Tech Lab Rolls Out Paid Tool Offering Daily Ads.Txt Updates
- Leveson 2 Enquiry Revival Voted Down By MPs
- Google's Work With IAB In-App Viewability Will Lead To Mobile Ad Changes
- Google Bans Abortion Advertising As Ireland Prepares To Vote
- Home Broadband Speeds Are On The Rise
- A Slow Start: European Regulators Aren't Ready For GDPR
- BT Swaps Middle Managers For Engineers And Cyber Security Experts
- Tencent Commits To Working Close With UK's Creative Industries
- MAD London - Wednesday, May 9, 2018
- Google Assistant, Wrapped In AI, Takes Center Stage
- Google To Use AI To Improve Google News Suggestions
- Google Changes Click Measurement In AdWords
- "The Guardian" Explains Why Press Regulation Is Front Page News Again
- Facebook To Require Identity Verification For Ads Related To Abortion, Civil Rights, Taxes
- Vodafone Agrees To Liberty Cable Deal In Europe
- GSK Launches Global Media Review
- Advertising Association Argues Against Tighter Junk Food Ad Restrictions
- Facebook Divides Corporate Structure Into 3 Areas
- 'The Telegraph' Goes Shopping With Amazon Go
- Halfords Fast Driving Through Snow Ad Banned By The ASA
- The UK TV Channels Can Take On Netflix -- Here's How
- MAD London - Tuesday, May 8, 2018
- Google To Terminate Old AdWords Version By End Of Year
- Uber Highlights Safety Features Ahead Of London Licence Appeal
- Who's On First: IPG Weighs In On Programmatic Auction Shift
- Local Newspaper Editors Are Against Labour's Data And Libel Costs Amendments
- British Broadcasters Consider Joining Forces To Take On Netflix
- Is Blockchain Up To Speed For Ad Tech?
- Google, YouTube To Reach $19B In Local Search Advertising
- Cambridge Analytica Ordered To Hand Over Data
- Unroll.Me To Stop Serving EU Users As GDPR Looms
- UK Education Businesses Not Ready For GDPR: Study
- It's Not All Facebook's Fault -- Marketers Should Take Some Responsibility Too
- What The GDPR Means To Consumers
- GDPR Guidelines For Small Business
- Why The ASA Needs A Total Rethink On Policing Ads
- MAD London - Friday, May 4, 2018
- Google Puts Restrictions On DoubleClick ID Tracking For Data Transfer
- Harrods Appoints Former BBC Brand Expert To New Lead Marketing Role
- UK Firms More Prepared For GDPR Than Those In U.S.: Study
- Lidl Scales Back Digital Advertising Over Poor Performance
- Richard Branson Speaks Out On Fake Bitcoin Endorsements
- BuzzFeed Staff Allowed A Postal Vote On Union Pay Bargaining
- ICO Still Investigating Individuals At Cambridge Analytica
- Publishers Sign Up To New AOP And JICWEBS Guidelines
- Augmented Reality Heading To 3 Billion Devices, $85 Billion Revenue
- Radisson Experience Brief Takes Accenture Interactive To 25,000 Staff
- Twitter Urges Users To Change Passwords
- Blockchain And GDPR: How They Can Co-Exist
- Nearly 800 Jobs At Risk At Virgin Media
- Amazon: Alexa Boasts 40,000 'Skills'
- Will Cambridge Analytica Live On, Under New Name?
- The Simple Truth That Victoria Beckham Can Teach Marketers
- MAD London - Thursday, May 3, 2018
- Vilified Cambridge Analytica Suspends Operations, Files For Bankruptcy
- Publicis London's Chairman To Leave This Month
- Revlon's Global Media Assignment Back In Review
- Cambridge Analytica Closes
- Senior Management Shuffle At McCann Worldgroup
- Nearly Half Of UK Companies Expect A GDPR Fine
- Forecast: Growing Global Media Time; Online To Exceed Linear TV
- Uber Turned Down For Licence Renewal In Brighton
- Snap Share Price Plummets On Poor Results
- Publishers Get Machine Learning Help To Spot Fake News
- UK Brands Fail To Protect Themselves From Email Hijacking: Study
- How Brands Use AI To Improve Customer Experience
- CA Closes, But AggregateIQ Shows Privacy Laws Have Borders
- MAD London - Wednesday, May 2, 2018
- Is Snapchat A Car Crash Or A Long-Term Success Story?
- Google Pushing Off GDPR Responsibilities To Publishers, Trade Groups Say
- Government Intervenes In Trinity Mirror Purchase Of 'The Express' And 'Star' Newspapers
- Snap Revenues Down Since Q4, Management Blames Seasonality, Redesign
- MPs Intend To Issue Zuckerberg A Formal Summons To Answer CA Questions
- BBC News Offers Advertisers 'Trust' As It Rolls Out U.S. Music Offering
- Facebook To Launch Dating
- Analysis Reveals Omnicom Margin Advantage Over Peers, Cites Media Accounting
- Snap Share Price Down As User Growth Stalls
- Former Chancellor, George Osborne, Warns Parliament Against Its Data Protection Bill
- EU Labels Google And Facebook 'Digital Sweat Boxes'
- Facebook Rolls Out Updates: Offers Clear History Feature, Adds Video To Instagram
