MAD London Editions for October 2018
- MAD London - Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018
- Succession Plan In Place At IPG's R/GA
- Ogilvy UK Offers Voluntary Redundancy
- Tech Giants Seek Clarity On Chancellor's New Tax
- Whiskey Maker Launches Campaign With Connected Bottles
- GroupM Taps Omnicom, Yahoo Veteran For Global Trading Post
- ISBA And IAB UK Concerned Digital Services Tax Could Hamper Investment
- Tech Companies Defeat Lawsuit Over Istanbul Bombing
- 'The Telegraph' Names GDPR As One Reason For Facebook's Slowing Growth
- Snapchat Signs Up New British Publishers
- Are FMCG Brands Powerful Enough To Raise Prices?
- Halloween Spending Up 5% This Year
- Four Questions To Ask About Charity Emails
- BBC Means UK Stands In Europe For Trust In Public News
- MAD London - Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2018
- Chancellor Gambles On A 2% Digital Tax For Tech Giants
- Puma Media Goes To Havas
- Chancellor Brings In New Tax On The Tech Giants
- Google Defends Right To Protect Search Algorithm IP
- Uber Appeals Holiday Pay Ruling For Drivers
- MDC Shares Rise As Profits Plummet
- Conde Nast Opens Ad Agency
- Iceland Takes Advertising In-House
- One-Third Of Online Shoppers Will Go Elsewhere After One Poor Experience
- LinkedIn To Improve Attribution With Google Campaign Manager Integration
- 'Telegraph' Ponders Whether Social Giants Should Pay For Mental Health Services
- Four Questions To Ask About Charity Emails
- MAD London - Monday, Oct. 29, 2018
- As Adland Enters A New Era, An Apology To Sir Martin Sorrell
- Snap Sees Big Uptick In Revenues, Daily Users Decline
- Twitter To Ditch 'Like' To Encourage Conversations
- Pritchard: CMOs Must Take Action To Drive Growth
- Four-Way Battle For Lidl's Ad Account
- Data Shows Programmatic Video Ad Buys On The Rise
- Consumers Put Off By Brands Advertising In Unsafe Environments
- IAB Releases Advanced TV Attribution Buyer's Guide
- Labour Party Drops Complaint Against Wreath-Laying Stories
- Sara Cox To Present Radio 2's Drivetime Show
- UK Funeral Marketer Hit With Fines For Unsolicited Emails
- MAD London - Friday, Oct. 26, 2018
- Alphabet Misses Analysts' Estimates, But Google Advertising Gains Lead
- Mark Read Will Not 'Sugar Coat' That WPP 'Underperformed' In Q3
- Amazon's Mixed Results: High Q3 Revenues, But Expected Q4 Sales Disappoint
- Telegraph's #MeToo Mystery Businessman Named As Sir Philip Green
- WPP's Long Road To Recovery
- Health Secretary Calls For Law Banning Children From Social Media
- Amazon Opens Alexa For Business To Third-Party Devices
- Ofcom Warns BBC It Is Losing Too Many Young Viewers
- Publishers Call On Chancellor To Ditch VAT On Online Magazines
- UK Retail Billionaire Faces #MeToo Accusations
- 'The Telegraph' Claims Budget Will Back Start-Ups
- Social Closing In On Search
- What Next For Sorrell's Train Set?
- MAD London - Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018
- Right-Wing Hater Of 'Scum' Media Is A Serious Threat
- WPP Putting Kantar On The Block
- Facebook Receives GBP500k Fine For Cambridge Analytica Scandal
- WPP Shares Tumble On Weak Q3 Earnings
- 'Can Facebook Lobby Itself Out Of Of The Hole It Has Dug Itself Into?'
- Apple CEO Calls For Laws Curbing 'Data Industrial Complex'
- WPP Revenue Down 1.5% In Last Quarter
- Apple CEO Warns Against 'Weaponisation' Of Personal Information
- Music Titles In Rude Health, According To 'The Guardian'
- Massive Android Ad Fraud Scheme Siphons Millions From Marketers
- Facebook Reveals 8.7m Child Nudity Pictures Taken Down In Last Quarter
- Government Snubs 'Sky News' Campaign On Televised Leader Debates
- In 2 Months, WPP's Read Puts Big Stamp On Holding Company
- GDPR Can Boost Email ROI, Litmus Exec Says
- MAD London - Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018
- GDPR's Gift To Marketing -- Fewer Emails, More Engaged Lists
- Daimler Consolidates $950 Million Global Media With Omnicom Media Group
- WPP And MediaMonks Compete For Braun
- Facebook Relaunches Messenger App, Chats Tab Prominent
- Honda Takes Digital Advertising In-House
- Media Stocks Hard Hit By Early Tuesday Stock Market Drop
- US Tech Giants Issue Tax Warning To Chancellor
- Email Volume Halves While Engagement Soars
- In A Trillion-Dollar Industry, The Answer Is Zero
- What Happened To Truth, Asks Mediatel
- US Anti-Fraud Standard Means Third Party Auditing In The UK
- Wikitribune Lays Off Journalists In Favour Of Community Approach
- Tommy Robinson Tells Right-Wing Rally Journalists Are 'Enemies Of The Public'
- Uber Raises London Prices To Fund Electric Cars
- MAD London - Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018
- Adland Must Help Tell School Kids -- Code Or Get Coded
- YouTube CEO: EU Legislation 'Threatens To Shut Down' Millions Of Creators
- Tenth Of UK Digital Advertising At Risk Of Fraud
- Facebook Sued Over Location Tracking
- Netflix To Raise $2bn For New Programmes
- Over Half Of Firms Still Not Compliant With GDPR: Study
- Facebook Loses A Million EU Users Over Privacy Fears
- Publicis Groupe Set To Buy French IT Consultancy
- UK Is The EU's Centre For Unicorns
- Spengler Returns To Agency World, Joins Dentsu Aegis' M1
- Heathrow Airport Boosts Email Open And Click Rates
- Government 'Complacent' On Fake News Findings
- EBay Buys Motors.co.uk
- Truth Chief Exec Departs As Blockchain Company Changes Direction
- MAD London - Monday, Oct. 22, 2018
- Calls For Facebook Investigation Unlikely To Lead To UK Action
- Google Bundles Search In Europe To Keep Market Share
- IPG Surprises Agency M&A Market With Acxiom Deal: Dentsu, WPP Lead In Volume
- Influential MP Calls For Facebook Investigation
- FCB Health Introduces Data-Backed Practice
- Isobel Wins Caffe Nero
- Nick Clegg Appointed As Head Of Global Affairs By Facebook
- CP+B Says It's Quitting The Awards Show Circuit
- Omnicom Overtakes WPP In Market Cap
- Mother Appointed To Sky Agency Roster
- MAD London - Friday, Oct. 19, 2018
- A Record Black Friday? Erm, Unlikely
- Publicis Groupe's Sadoun On 'Accelerating Our Game Changers'
- Coca-Cola Partners With McLaren F1 For Rest Of 2018 Season
- IPG's Roth: Tone Of Business Is 'Very Solid'
- Amazon Creates 1,000 UK Jobs
- IPG Posts Strong 5.4% Organic Growth In The Third Quarter
- Bumper Black Friday Predicted This Year
- Sky Warns Disney and Discovery Of Brexit 'Black Out' Risks
- Acorn TV: You Want Accents? We Got Accents!
- Government Launches Fund To Promote British Children's Shows
- Archant Content Head Says Charging For Local News 'Nigh-On Impossible'
- L'Oreal Warns Brands Who Just Sell Product Will Die
- eMarketer Suggests Low Initial GDPR Compliance
- Two In Three Marketers Frustrated By Walled Garden Data Blackout
- Hospitality Firms Risk GDPR Fines For Not Wiping Data
- MAD London - Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018
- Publicis Groupe Reports Better Growth In Q3
- Murdoch Children In Line For $2bn Each
- WPP Forms Bespoke Team For GSK's Panadol Brand
- Inside Facebook's Fake News 'War Room'
- With Staff Reductions, Asset Sales and Office Consolidations, A Busy Q3 For Omnicom
- GSK Moves Panadol Painkiller To WPP Team
- Eleven Sports Drops Saturday Afternoon Football Games
- Twitter Publishes Trolls' Tweets, Reveals Nature, Source Of Abuses
- Marketers: Automation Is Turning Humans Off
- Misconceptions About Data Processing And GDPR
- Twitter Publishes 10 Million Russian And Iranian 'Troll Farm' Tweets
- Chancellor Urged To Cut VAT On Digital Publications
- Mediatel Laments The Sad Demise Of Johnston Press
- Google To Charge Phone-Makers To Use Apps In Europe
- Apple Debuts 'Privacy Portal'
- English Football Dodges An OTT Bullet From La Liga, But Just For Now
