MAD London Editions for February 2019
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019
- Who's The 'Click Head' Now?
- Google, YouTube Face Challenges As EU Copyright Directive Awaits Final Vote
- Brands Most Worried About Quality Media and Brand Safety
- 'Blockchain' Most Overrated, 'Transparency' Most Important Words Of The Year
- More Than A Fifth Of App Downloads Feared To Be Fraudulent
- TechCrunch Intros Subscription Product, Expands Coverage, Membership Offerings
- Trust In UK Printed Press Lowest In Europe
- Global Pay TV Services To See Slower Growth
- Socialbakers Reveals Facebook Retailers With Most Loved Posts
- BuzzFeed Staff Consider Unionising
- Kinetic CEO To Step Down
- Brexit A Bigger Worry Than GDPR To UK IT Teams
- Right Wing Activist Charged With Photographer Assault
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019
- Will Google And Facebook CMA Probe Focus On GDPR?
- Sir Martin Sorrell -- A Look Inside The Man And S4 Capital
- Facebook And Google's Dominance To Be Studied By CMA
- IPG Reports Big Revenue And Profit Gains In Q4
- Unilever And Sky Slash Ad Spend
- Gambling Ads Banned From Child-Friendly Sites
- Qubit Names Vergani As COO
- Home Secretary Vows Social Media Ban On Knife Posts
- BBC Blasts 'Unacceptable' Pushing Of Cameraman At Trump Rally
- Test Your Email IQ: Stats And Trends From Marketers Around The Globe
- IAB UK Labels British Advertisers 'Click Heads'
- With Westminster Kennel Club, Fox Sports Puts On The Dog
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019
- TAG Extends Anti-Piracy Program To Europe
- Radio 4 News Is Not Biased Toward Remain, Ofcom Finds
- Google Estimates Online News Publishers Could See 45% Reduction Rate In Traffic
- Duchess Of York Blasts Social Media Pitting Women Against One Another
- Google Rallies Advertising Industry At IAB Summit To Stop Fraud
- Paris Sues Airbnb For 'Illegal' Ads
- Omnicom Reports Slight Uptick in 2018 Revenue, Double-Digit Profit Growth
- Law Firm Warns Civil Claims Could Skyrocket Under GDPR
- Hornby To Sorrell: Shut Up Already!
- Government Offers Local Media Support, Not A Lifeline
- Droga5 London Names Joint MDs
- As Facebook Surpasses Christianity Bishop Reminds That Fellowship Is Vital
- Cairncross Review Calls For Tax Breaks For Local Media
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 11, 2019
- Dentsu Aegis Network Restructures Amnet, Accordant: Puts Next Generation In Place
- Dentsu Aegis Network Appoints New CEO
- Sexual Internet Crimes Against Children Treble In Three Years
- Ads.txt Expose Proves There's No Perfect Solution To Fraud, Except Vigilance
- RAPP UK Appoints Creatives
- Children Vulnerable To Predators On Dating Apps
- Microsoft's Rik van der Kooi Appointed Chairman, IAB Board Of Directors
- Dunhelm To Sponsor 'This Morning'
- Gmail Is The Most Used Mobile App, Study Finds
- BBC Strikes Back At Netflix With Three New Nature Shows
- Hey, Children -- Welcome To Tinder
- Dataphobia: Consumers Distrust Personalization, Survey Shows
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 8, 2019
- Twitter, Facebook Brand Safety Top Of Mind For Marketers
- Ukranian President Sues BBC Over Alleged Trump Talks Payment
- Instagram To Remove Graphic Images Of Self-Harm
- Enquiring Minds Have To Go
- BBH Wins Volkswagen Commercial Brief
- Magnetic Takes Aim At Advertisers With 'Pay Attention!' Push
- Amazon Business Quietly Expands Ad-Targeting Tests
- Barnado's Calls For Greater Protection For Children Online
- Personalization Firm DataSine Raises $5.2 Million
- Pay More Attention To Attention, Say Magazines
- Gen Z And Millennials Are Driving A Podcast Revolution
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019
- Why Germany Is Right To Tackle Facebook On Privacy
- Investors Send Holding Company Stocks Down After Disappointing Publicis Results
- Germany Tells Facebook To Cease Combining Data
- Iceland Seeks New Creative Agency
- Analysts Signal Caution For 2019 Ad Outlook
- How Would Labour Split Up The Tech Giants?
- Self-Driving Cars To Be On U.K. Roads By 2021, Says Government
- Spotify Moves Into Podcasts With Gimlet And Anchor Purchases
- Amazon Gets Ad Boost From Third-Party Platforms
- Children's Commissioner Drafts Bill For Better Protection
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019
- Snap's Revenues Hit $390M, User Engagement Stabilizing
- Autonomy Founder Considers Fighting US Extradition
- MediaCom Taps Rigby To Lead Business Development/Marketing Globally
- Labour Party Would Launch Internet Regulator If Elected
- Germany's Deutsche Post Adds Postal Mail 'E-Scan' Service
- Unilever Buys Graze For GBP150m
- DistroScale Launches Free OTT Offering, DistroTV
- GDPR And Blockchain: The Opportunities And Dangers
- Mailchimp Restores Mandrill Service After Outage
- Bauer Media Buys 34 New Regional Radio Stations
- 'I'm A Celeb' Sponsor Criticised For Gambling Ads
- Google Tasks Will Now Be Now Part Of Gmail
- Journalists Tell Publishers To Pay Up On Time
- 'Belfast Telegraph' Journalists Vote To Strtike
- Only Thing UK Agrees On Is Regulating Social
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019
- UK To End Social Media Self-Regulation
- Zuckerberg Praises Facebook At 15, Omits Numerous Controversies
- Government To Unveil New Law To Regulate Social Media
- Alphabet Earnings: Google Cost Per Click Declined 29%
- Unilever Appoints AnalogFolk
- Mindshare's 'Dystopia' Series Returns For Season Two
- Havas Helia Picks Up Lloyds Bank CRM
- Virgin Media And BBH Split Confirmed
- Would Netflix Ever Sell To Apple?
- Former 'Vanity Fair' Editor Graydon Carter Launches 'Air Mail,' Global Newsletter
- UK Police Take Action On DDoS Criminals
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 4, 2019
- Britain's ICO Issues Fines For Illegal Email Campaigns
- Google To Be Investigated By ICO On Privacy
- Cisco Calls For US Version Of GDPR
- 'The Pool' Gets Drained As Another Digital Publisher Goes Bust
- Netflix Spent $1.8B On Advertising In 2018
- Unilever Awards Surf Account To Adam & Eve/DDB
- Apple Privacy Rules Shake Up Google, Facebook
- GoCompare Shortlists Three Agencies For Ad Brief
- Amazon's Advertising Play Spans Far Greater Than Its Marketplace
- Minister Suggests No Smartphones At School
- 2,000 Job Losses Prompts 'The Guardian' To Question Free Market Role Online
- 'The Economist' Launches Transatlantic Daily Podcast
- TalkTalk Email Service Restored After Outage
- Why Google Now Faces A London GDPR Probe
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 1, 2019
- Bank Or Beer? Six Nations Rugby Sponsor's Woes
- Facebook Revenues Up 30%, Credits Engagement
- Oath Consults On At Least 25 UK Redundancies
- New Publicis Groupe Employee Learning Program Tied To Marcel
- Publicis Groupe Buys Out Saatchi & Saatchi's Blue 449 Shares
- Google+ Shuts Down April 2, All Data To Disappear
- Assad Held Responsible For British Journalist's Death
- Singapore Airlines Consolidates Global Ad Account With Omnicom Agencies
- Uber Pulls Out Of Barcelona
- Phishing Attacks Are Up, But False Positives Abound: Study
- NewsGuard Says It Was Wrong To Warn Against 'Mail Online'
- Uber Eats To Sponsor 'Love Island'
- Unilever To Funnel Saved Budget Into Marketing Hubs
- Church Calls For Social Sites To Be Fined Over Child Protection
