- MAD London - Friday, July 13, 2018
- Donald Trump -- Is This How You Thank A Host?
- Google Pushes Automation, Wants Search Marketers To Commit
- Murdoch Given Final Clearance To Pursue Sky Bid
- BMB Finds A New CEO
- Finding The World Cup Influencers Through A Social Search Engine
- YouTube Rolling Out 'Copyright Match' Tool
- Cannes Lions MD Made Redundant
- May Trumps Donal, Gains Followers While Others Suffer From Twitter Bot Cull
- For The Love Of The Game: What We Can Learn From World Cup
- 'Pay Your Age' Causes Chaos At Build-A-Bear Shops
- Big Spender: U.S. Firms Budget More For GDPR Than EU, UK Outfits
- CA Staff Launch A New Data Agency
- Facebook Closes Privacy Loophole
- The Hidden Consent Trap In GDPR Compliance
- MAD London - Thursday, July 12, 2018
- Storytellers Win The World Cup As Emotions Triumph Over Budgets
- Fox Ups Bid For Sky, Comcast Makes Counterbid
- Sorrell Claims Not To Be Working Against WPP
- Omnicom Unveils People-Based Marketing Platform
- Lidl, Mars And Visa Ads Are Winning The World Cup
- Publicis Groupe Fine-Tunes Its Global Organization Chart
- Nike Guaranteed To Lift The World Cup Trophy
- EU Court Rules That Jehovah's Witnesses Must Comply With GDPR
- Keith Weed Congratulates Twitter On Fake Account Deletions
- One In Five Internet Users Still Block Ads All the Time, Study Finds
- Comcast Raises Its Offer For Sky To GBP26bn
- YouTube To Feature Reputable Outlets Only In 'Breaking News' Section
- Dutch Municipal Websites Fail To Comply With GDPR: Study
- MAD London - Wednesday, July 11, 2018
- Omnicom Offloads Sellbytel Group
- Murdoch Ups Sky Bid To GBP24.5bn
- Facebook Adds AR To Ad Offerings
- ICO Lines Up GBP500k Facebook Fine Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal
- MRC Updates Ad Verification Guidelines
- 'The Times' Suggests Sorrell Might Have To 'Go Legal' To Get His WPP Bonus
- Google's Algorithms Learn To Automate All Parts Of Advertising Across Its Services
- Ad Industry Hopeful Hancock Will Be A Sympathetic Health Secretary
- M&S Jumps On Board The World Cup's 'Waistcoat Wednesday'
- Is Living Well The Best Revenge? Not For Sir Martin
- New Digital Secretary Has Only Tweeted Five Times
- Netflix Bows 'Smart Downloads'
- YouTube Adds 'Incognito Mode'
- Facebook Becomes The First Company To Receive A Maximum ICO Fine
- MAD London - Tuesday, July 10, 2018
- Sorrell's S4 Wins Bidding War For MediaMonks
- England Quarter Final Victory Watched By Nearly 20m
- Millennials Are Becoming Luxury Consumers, And They're Blocking Ads
- 'Great British Baking Show' Rises Quietly To The Top
- Every National Front Page And Home Page For GBP375k
- EU Rejects Copyright Directive Aimed At Big Tech Platforms
- Huber Promoted To Chief Client Officer Posterscope UK
- Sorrell Wins Battle For MediaMonks
- 'The Times' And 'Evening Standard' Read The Most By MPs
- Viewable, Viable, Verified -- The Rise Of Transparent Social Advertising
- Google's Delay On Standard Could Pose Risks For Ad Tech Firms: Reuters
- German Web Hosting Firm Is Hacked; Email Addresses Exposed
- Is Snapchat Building Visual Product Search Feature?
- Did GDPR Just Give Email Engagement A Boost?
- MAD London - Friday, July 6, 2018
- The 7 Deadly Sins That Give Away A Crooked Influencer
- It Looks Like Sorrell's S4 Capital And WPP Are Competitive After All
- Tesco Confirms Carrefour Partnership Will Help It Compete On Price With Amazon
- Death Of The Pre-Roll Is Much Exaggerated
- Netflix Testing Higher Pricing For Extra-Premium Plans
- Possible London Taps R/GA For New ECD
- 'Campaign' Assesses The Impact Of World Cup Victory
- Claudette Knows When You're Bad: The AI-Driven GDPR Compliance Tool
- Profits Halved At 'The Telegraph,' But Digital Subscribers Are Up
- Malibu, IoT Agency SharpEnd Connecting 300,000 Bottles Of Rum For Campaign
- Half Of Global Consumers Would Trade Data For Cash: Study
- MPs Will Debate A Call To Close All Prostitution Websites
- More Than Half Of Retailers Plan To Invest In Voice Search
- EU Reconsidering Digital Copyright Reform
- Microsoft is Working On Outlook Dark Mode
- MAD London - Thursday, July 5, 2018
- Does AT&T Prove Telcos Are Sleeping Giants Of Mobile Marketing?
- Dentsu Most Acquisitive Holding Co. During First Half
- IPG's New '360 Degree View Of Each Individual Consumer'
- WPP And Sorrell Lock Horns In Bidding For Dutch Agency
- Food, Travel And Tech Sites Doing Very Well From Big Sport Events
- Mobile Social Set To Overtake Mobile Search In Ad Revenue
- Does Reach Mean Anything? Or Is It Just A Vanity Metric?
- Cadbury Among First Brands Ruled Against By ASA Over Marketing To Children
- England World Cup Shootout Nets 24m Viewers
- Sorrell Plans A Billion-Pound Spending Spree
- MAD London - Tuesday, July 3, 2018
- It's A Deal: IPG To Acquire Acxiom Marketing Solutions
- Digitas UK Chief Executive Departs
- Report Reveals Huge Digital Ad Disparity Among European Nations
- Right To Be Forgotten Overruled By European Court
- Google To Push Out 'Speed Update' In July For Search Results
- Federer Unveils New Uniqlo Look At Wimbledon
- L'Oreal Unveils Real-Time ROI Tool
- MPs Told They Should Quit Social Media
- Diageo Asks Agencies For Diversity Plans
- Newspapers Tell Brands -- Not All Media Is Created Equal
- Jaguar Land Rover Tests Smart Cars That 'Talk' To Each Other
- Japan's Uniqlo Snatches Roger Federer From Nike With $300M Deal
- MAD London - Monday, July 2, 2018
- Forget Percentages -- UK Smashes The EU In Mobile Marketing
- Google Shows Preference To Quicker-Loading Mobile Pages
- NHS Head Says 'Love Island' Ads Give Young People Body Image Issues
- Tesco And Carrefour Partner Up To Take On Amazon
- IPG Nears Acxiom Deal, Signals Deeper Dive Into Consumer Data
- MRC Releases Updated IAB Digital Video Ad Guidelines
- BBC Apologises Over Pay Discrimination Case
- ITV Local News Coverage Rated Above BBC's
- The See-Saw Battle Between Agencies And Consultants
- 'Evening Standard' Publishes Near GBP10m Loss
- What To Do If GDPR Puts Pressure On Email List Growth
- BBC In Talks To Buy Out Discovery's Stake In UKTV
- EU Court Will Stop Identifying Litigants
