MAD London Editions for July 2018
- MAD London - Friday, July 27, 2018
- Apple Expands Search Ads To More Markets In Europe And Asia
- Google Adds Ads.txt Only Inventory Control For Display, Video
- Facebook Suffers Largest Share Value Dive In History
- Following Facebook's Stock Decline, Twitter Hit With Same Fate
- Why Hasn't Google Felt The Repercussions Of Its Brand Safety Failings?
- MAD London Will Return On August 13th
- Is The Writing On The Wall For Zuckerberg - Like Sorrell?
- Spotify Adds 8m Premium Subscribers
- Nike Banned From Using LDNR In London Campaigns
- Alex Salmond Snubbed In Bid To Become Johnston Press Chairman
- Sky Credits Ad Revenue Rise To AdSmart Performance
- Google Extends Gmail Redesign To G Suite Customers
- MAD London - Thursday, July 26, 2018
- Ad Industry Blasts Apple's New Privacy Settings
- Keith Weed Named Next Advertising Association President
- Sky Revenue Up 5% As Takeover Competition Heats Up
- U.S. And EU Agree To Agree To Keep Talking About A Trade Agreement
- Latest Glenfiddich 'Experimental' Whisky Campaign Aims To Surprise
- Virgin Media Could Lose ITV Channels Too
- One In 10 Millennials Would Rather Lose A Finger Than Give Up Their Smartphone: Survey
- $1m Per Post -- Kylie Jenner Is Instagram's Best-Paid Influencer
- 'The Guardian' Proves Fraudsters Target Video And Ads.txt Works
- Slowing Growth Numbers Wipe $150bn Off Facebook's Value
- One In Five Retailers To Cut Staff Numbers
- Sorrell Comments On Departing Non-Exec Could Upset WPP Board
- Facebook Drops To Fifth Place In YouGov BrandIndex
- Ads.txt Protects Three In Four Video Ads At 'The Guardian'
- MAD London - Wednesday, July 25, 2018
- Are London's Cabbies Really Going To Sue Uber For A Billion Pounds?
- European Commission Fines Four Electronics Makers For Trying To Control Retail Prices
- London Black Cab Drivers May Sue Uber For A Billion Pounds
- Kit Kat Loses Four-Fingered Battle
- More Change Coming To WPP Board
- Condeco Appoints Gyro London As Global AOR
- Guardian's Digital Revenues Overtake Print For The First Time
- Citing Growth, MMI Opens 2 New Offices
- UK'S ICO Reports Uptick In Post-GDPR Breach Reports
- World Cup And 'Love Island' Fuel Revenue Growth At ITV
- Agencies Unite For 'Potential Energy'
- Young Consumers Want Brands To Stand For Something
- Agencies Think Brands Are Unaware Of Strains They Place On Agency Work Culture
- Facebook And Instagram Achieve Gold Standard
- Publicis Media Appoints First COO, Names New Zenith CEO
- GDPR And The Traps Of Relationship Marketing
- MAD London - Tuesday, July 24, 2018
- Alphabet Revenue Up, Takes A Hit On Earnings Per Share From EU $5B Fine
- Only One In Twenty Brits Think BBC Was Right To Name Sir Cliff Richard A Suspect
- Google And What's Behind Alphabet's $5B EU Fine
- Google Tried To Settle Android Case
- IPG's Growth Spurt: A Q2 Gain Of 5.6%
- Snapchat Shutters Payment Service
- Warm June Was Good News For Online Retail Sales
- Lions Festival Revenue Sank 9% This Year
- Facebook Underscores Commitment To London With New Lease
- Record Revenue And Fine For Alphabet's Google
- Three Cities Left In The Running For Channel 4's Second HQ
- EU's Data Chief Buttarelli On GDPR And Other Laws
- Public Are Right To Side With Sir Cliff Richard Against The BBC
- MAD London - Monday, July 23, 2018
- We Have A Floor For Viewability -- Do We Need A Ceiling Too?
- GroupM Divests IEG, Which Is Acquired By Engine Shop
- Google Accused Of Fabricating Competition In Search
- Alibaba And Tencent Seek a Slice Of WPP In China
- WPP In Talks to Sell Stake In China Holdings
- Readers Comprised Half Of 'Guardian' Revenue
- Government Fake News Unit Is Up And Running
- Facebook Tries To Curb Fake News, Makes Changes To WhatsApp
- Fitness Leads The Drive For Influencer Marketing
- Is Essence About To Win Nando's?
- Government Pushes For Fibre Connections To All New Homes
- BBC Signs Up Teads For Outstream Video
- MAD London - Friday, July 20, 2018
- 96% Of Marketers Show Why Influencer Marketing Needs Cleaning Up
- Comcast Ends Fox Pursuit, Continues Bid For Sky
- Sir Cliff Richard's Call For Privacy Supported By UK Newspapers
- Facebook Tries To Clean Up Platform, Suffers Major Setback
- MacDonalds Wins World Cup For Social Buzz
- As Comcast Bows Out Of Fox Hunt, Hulu's Future Becomes Clearer
- One In Eight Instagram Influencers Are Buying Followers
- 'BuzzFeed' Debuts Separate Site For News Section
- Dailies Drop 9.2% In Circulation
- Virgin Media Customers To Lose UKTV Channels
- Government Warned Of Possible Huawei Telecoms Threat
- Dennis Publishing Likely To Be Sold To Private Equity Firm, Exponent
- Facebook Vows To Double Security Teams
- P&G Names Katharine Newby-Grant Marketing Director For Northern Europe
- MAD London - Thursday, July 19, 2018
- UK Streamers Overtake Pay Services, Expect TV Ad Spending To Suffer
- Google To Appeal EU's Antitrust Decision Amid Growing Competition
- Buzzfeed UK Staff Vote 'Overwhelmingly' Against Union Representation
- Uber Hires Its First Chief Privacy Officer
- Advertiser-in-Chief: Study Finds Trump Is Facebook's Biggest Political Account
- Sir Cliff Richard Says Protecting An Exclusive Cost The BBC GBP210,000 In Damages
- What If Google Moved Android To A Paid OS Model
- Streaming Services Have More Subscribers Than Traditional Pay TV
- Mobile App Ad Fraud Can Cost Brands Up To $75M
- High Street Spending Woes See Sports Direct Profits 73%
- BAME Staff Paid A Fifth Less At ITN
- Samsung Planning 'Foldable' Smartphone
- Marketers Have Another Regulation To Obey: PECR
- MAD London - Wednesday, July 18, 2018
- Was Trump Right: 'Tax Lady' Effectively Makes Google A New EU Member State
- Europe Hits Google With $5 Billion Android Antitrust Fine
- Google Hit With A $5bn EU Fine
- Publicis Media Wins $125 Million Lenovo Global Account
- IPA Bellwether Shows Stronger Growth In UK Ad Spending
- Omnicom Stock Falls 7% As Q2 Results Disappoint Wall Street
- Facebook Ad Revenue Soars, Despite CA Scandal
- One In Two Think Nike Was Official World Cup Sponsor
- Facebook Makes AI Hires, Investment
- ASA To Investigate 'Bet Now' World Cup Calls To Action
- Snapchat Launches New Journalism Initiatives, Hopes To Boost Local News
- Walmart, Microsoft Join Forces To Battle Amazon
- MAD London - Tuesday, July 17, 2018
- Time Is Key To Switching Adland's Focus From Hygiene To Effectiveness
- Netflix Subscribers Don't Hit Q2 Expectation, Stock Sinks
- Netflix Shares Fall On Disappointing Viewer Figures
- Millennials Want Brands With Values, But, Really, A Good Deal More
- Google For Jobs Launches In The UK
- Netlix Reports Tepid Sub Growth, Analyst Upgrades It to 'Outperform'
- 60% Follow Celebs On Social
- Privacy Campaigners Are Crowdfunding A Facebook Rival
- Is Pinterest The Search Engine Of The Future?
- Mass Media Means Consumers Prioritise 'Quantity Over Depth'
- Visa Renames Southgate Tube 'Gareth Southgate'
- ASOS Sees Bumps In Road From GDPR And U.S. Sales Tax
- Top 'Instagrammers' Going 'Private'
- MAD London - Monday, July 16, 2018
- Magazines Kick Off Bid To Fight The Death Of Print
- SapientRazorfish Restructuring In Progress As 100 Staffers Are Let Go
- Google Braces For Huge Android Fine This Week
- HSBC Revamps Massive Airport Campaign
- Donald Trump Blasts "The Sun" Interview As "Fake News"
- Zenith: Consumers Spend 67 Minutes Watching Online Video Daily
- Unilever Considering Ditching UK HQ, Sky News Claims
- U.S. Soccer Fans Big Spenders At FIFA, Per Visa
- Build-A-Bear Offers Vouchers After Blockbuster Promotion
- BT Customers Unhappy With Email Price Hike
- Sugar Tax Bites As Diet Coke Starts Outselling The Original
- Fears Children Were 'Bombarded' With World Cup Betting Ads
- World Cup Advertiser Found To Be Selling Banned Weapons In UK
- Video Advertising Is Becoming More Affordable, Dominates UK Display
