MAD London Editions for June 2018
- MAD London - Friday, June 29, 2018
- Social Giants Manipulate Users Into Giving Up Privacy: Norwegian Study
- Vodafone Takes Media Buying In-House
- Amazon Adds Voice To Alexa iOS Mobile App
- WPP Launches 'Leaker' Probe
- Google Reports Less Than 1% Of Websites Visited In 2017 Were Filled With Spam
- Co-op Reviews Its Media Account
- Study Finds Third Of Creative/Media Reviews Consolidated In Holding Cos.
- Criteo Opens Up EUR20m AI Research Centre
- Local Press Is Essential To Democracy, 'Telegraph' Warns
- Uber Wins London License, Avoids Ban
- One In Four Sexually Harassed During Their Marketing Career
- Newsrooms Come Together For New Apprenticeship Scheme
- Augmented Reality Meets Revenue Reality
- How To Manage Data -- And GDPR Compliance
- Is Facebook Facing Another Security Snafu?
- A Month On And GDPR Really Is A Damp Squib
- MAD London - Thursday, June 28, 2018
- World Cup Being Won By Builders, Betting, Beer And Ronaldo
- World Cup Ups Usage Of Streaming Video Platforms
- John Lewis And Waitrose Rebrand
- Carat Taps Accenture Veteran As Next Global President
- Hotel Booking Sites Told To Reform
- Google And Facebook Push Users To Cede Privacy, Advocates Say
- Aviva Appoints Be Heard As Lead Digital Agency
- Public Privacy Complaints Soar In First Month Of GDPR
- When It Rains It Pours At Bollore Group
- Direct Line Calls Below The Line Review
- Without Exposure, Viewability Is Flawed
- Labour MP Calls For Social Giants To Take Down Extremism Within 24 Hours
- How GDPR Affects Email Marketers
- MAD London - Wednesday, June 27, 2018
- GDPR Fallout -- Full Transparency Doesn't Pay With Cautious Consumers
- UK DMA To Use OneTrust For GDPR Compliance
- Cryptocurrency Ads To Run On Facebook
- BBC Scotland Gets The Green Light From Ofcom
- Agencies Say Programmatic Has Been Re-Integrated With Conventional Media-Buying Groups
- Uber Wins A Probationary 15-Month London Licence
- Tanqueray Gin On The Lookout For A New Creative Agency
- Instagram Buy Returns Big Rewards For Facebook
- Oath Appoints New UK Managing Director
- Nearly Half Of Brits Buy Gift Cards For Own Use
- Ronalda And Messi Square Up In The Social World Cup League Table
- EU Readers Still Barred From Some US Newspapers Over GDPR
- Why GDPR May Be A Boon For Brands
- MAD London - Tuesday, June 26, 2018
- JFK Unsilenced Shows Consultancies Can Marry Creative And Data
- Social Media Companies Must Reveal Who's Paying For Political Ads
- Calling Brussels: What Is Happening With GDPR?
- Google URL Inspection Tool Shows Marketers What The Search Engine Sees
- Uber Says London Ban Was Right, It Has Now 'Grown Up'
- Accenture Bringing Back JFK's Voice Was A Warning At Cannes To Rivals
- Native Video Is Starting To Kill Off Intrusive Pre-Rolls
- AI To Help Shape The Wimbledon Highlights Package
- Smart Speakers Meet The Trust Issue
- Kodish Departs Publicis Groupe
- What Will Sorrell Do With S4C?
- ISBA Vows To Fight 9pm Junk Food Watershed
- MAD London - Monday, June 25, 2018
- Is Uber About To Have Its 'Uber Moment'?
- Unilever's Weed On Top of 'Forbes' Top 50 CMOs List; Women Take 26 Spots
- Hedge Funds Take A Billion-Pound Bet Against WPP
- WPP Selling Shares In Globant
- Uber Begins Its Appeal Against London Ban
- As Publicis Groupe 'Pauses,' It Wins 2 Grand Prix, Titanium Lion
- Omnicom Dominates Cannes, Again
- Center For Blockchain Research Focused On Building Best Practices
- Vice UK MD Leaves And Will Not Be Replaced
- Vodafone Announces 5G Trials In Seven UK Cities
- A Different Cannes Lions Festival This Year
- Facebook Launches A Business Magazine In The UK
- All The Grand Prix Winners In One Place
- GDPR Spells Transparency And Opportunity: Opinion
- MAD London - Friday, June 22, 2018
- Netflix Makes GBP500m, Pays No Tax, Gets A Tax Rebate Instead
- MediaCom Clinches Media Grand Prix, Media Network Of The Year Honors At Cannes
- Sorrell, Auletta Duke It Out In Cannes
- Sorrell Wants His Investigation Investigated
- Microsoft Bing Launches Visual Search On Android, iOS
- MediaCom Names Media Network Of The Year At Cannes
- SeeHer, Project YouDoYou Announce New Initiatives At Cannes
- 'Nothing Beats A Londoner' Wins Social And Influencer Grand Prix
- 'Telegraph' Joins European and US Publications To Investigate Big Data Abuses
- Study: Programmatic Works Best For Publishers On Multiplatforms
- 500 Million Reasons To Give Netflix The Thumbs Down
- MAD London - Thursday, June 21, 2018
- UK Newspapers Take The Fight To Google And Facebook
- Sorrell: Read And Scott Have The Right Stuff To Succeed Him
- HSBC Calls A Social Review
- Havas Group Unveils Part II Of Its 'Together' Strategy
- EU Committee Backs Controversial New Meme Law
- YouTube Launching 'Creative Suite' For Brands
- Newspapers Take On Facebook And Google With Joint Ad Platform
- British Telecommunications Fined For Sending Charity Emails
- Reach Bid For Express Newspapers Approved
- Facebook To Launch Paid-For Groups Option
- Unilever's Weed Raises 'Voice,' Explains Bots Don't Eat Mayonnaise
- How GDPR Will Affect The Blockchain Industry
- Blockchain Can Cut Up To 30% Off Beer Advertising For AB InBev
- London Shops Get Fit For Chance To Build Rwandan School
- MAD London - Wednesday, June 20, 2018
- Brexit? What Brexit? GroupM Declares UK Fastest-Growing Global Ad Market
- GroupM Upgrades 2018 Spending Forecast
- P&G's Marc Pritchard Reminds Cannes To Cut Digital Marketing 'Waste'
- Disney Vows To Run Sky News For 15 Years With GBP100m Annual Funding
- Dentsu To Cannes: We Think Up AI, Therefore We Are
- Can A Blockchain Platform Restore Trust In Media Buying?
- NSPCC Boss Claims Social Media Companies Act Like Drugs Barons To Children
- EU Set To Vote On Far-Reaching Copyright Law
- Soccer's World Cup Is Great TV
- Connected TV Fastest-Growing Platform For YouTube
- Campaigners Fight Potential Meme Ban With More Memes
- AMV BBDO Wins Design Grand Prix For 'Trash Isles' Campaign
- KFC's Apology For Food Shortages Wins Print Gold At Cannes
- Daily Mail Poaches Fox's Editor In Chief For MailOnline
- UK Leading #DeleteFacebook Movement
- MAD London - Tuesday, June 19, 2018
- Unilever's Keith Weed Is Right To Call Time On Crooked Influencers
- Unilever's Weed: 'Trust Is Everything For A Brand'
- Audi In Crisis Mode As CEO Arrested
- Debit Card Payments Overtake Cash For The First Time
- CMOs Who Embrace Data Informing Creative See Revenue Gains
- A Lighter, Tighter, More Purposeful Cannes Lions Festival
- Brits Prefer Smartphones To Glasses For AR
- Email Security Firm Tessian Raises $13 Million
- UK Leading #DeleteFacebook Movement
- Film And A New Language Win Health Grand Prix Awards At Cannes
- BBC Starts Employing Broadcast Journalists For New BBC Scotland Channel
- Journalists Believe Public's Trust In Traditional Media Is Declining
- Daily Mail Poaches Fox's Editor In Chief For MailOnline
- MAD London - Monday, June 18, 2018
- Did NAFTA Just Save FIFA And The World Cup?
- Unilever Bans Influencers Who Buy Followers
- Unilever Bans Follower-Buying Influencers
- Zenith: Mobile Advertising To Overtake TV By 2021
- Audi Boss Arrested Over 'Dieselgate'
- Nine In Ten Want Fake News Action At Facebook And Google
- Scandal Not Deterring Sir Martin From Taking The Stage At Cannes
- FIFA World Cup Most Avid Fans: Hispanics
- Gaming Addiction Now Treatable On The NHS
- Comcast's Bid For Sky Cleared By European Commission
- Despite Scandals, World Cup Remains Marketers' Draw
- Cannes Lions Entries Down By A Fifth
- FIFA World Cup Set To Score In Marketing, Merchandise
