MAD London Editions for March 2019
- MAD London - Friday, March 15, 2019
- Is Apple Set For A Google-Sized EU Fine?
- YouTube Brand Safety Blowback Appears Short-Lived
- WPP Pays Sir Martin Sorrell GBP2m Bonus
- Snap's Stock Rises On Expected Ad Revenues
- Nine Months Into GDPR, Authorities Have Handed Out EUR56 million
- Facebook Must Be Accountable To Regulators For Outage, Professor Says
- Michael Jackson Ads To Be Removed From London Buses
- Barclays Retains BBH
- British Airways, 'The New Yorker' Target Empty Nesters
- Innovid Taps Markus As CCO, Whittingham To Lead EMEA Region
- Dutch Data Authority Debuts EU's First GDPR Fining Policy
- Lobby Group Reminds UK Of Tech Giants' Contribution
- Tyrells, Popchips And KP Nuts Ad Accounts Placed Under Review
- Mirror Titles Suffer Double-Digit Circulation Declines
- MAD London - Thursday, March 14, 2019
- Google, Facebook Warned A CMA Probe Is In The Post
- Chancellor Asks The CMA To Investigate Digital Advertising
- Spotify Wants EU To Investigate Apple's Music Streaming Practices
- IAB Tech Lab Releases Final Version Of App-Ads.Txt
- ISBA Warns Of Financial Hit From Brexit Uncertainty
- Adthena Locks In $14 Million In Venture Capital Funding
- Google Blocked 2.3 Billion Bad Ads Last Year
- Google Terminated Nearly 1 Million Bad Advertiser Accounts, 2.3 Billion Ads In 2018
- Netflix Allowed To Set Own Age Limits
- Philippa Brown Announced Advertising Association Chair
- Vodafone Saves 10% To 15% In-Housing Media
- Facebook Data Deals Under Criminal Probe
- MAD London - Wednesday, March 13, 2019
- Data Portability -- Another Tech Giant GDPR Fail?
- Unilever In-Housing Saves 500m Euros
- Facebook Revamps, Provides 3 New Relevance Metrics
- Sky Bet Banned For Being Socially Irresponsible
- Microsoft Executive Joins WPP Board
- Google Smart Targeting Serves Ads Based On Propensity To Spend In Apps
- Lords To Investigate Streaming's Impact On Public Service Channels
- Facebook Restores Sen. Warren's 'Breakup' Ads
- UK Firms Took 21 Days to Report Data Breaches Before GDPR: Report
- Brexit Leave Tweets Supported By Twitter Bots
- BBC Investigated Over Fair Pay
- Mass-Market Women The Most Important Demographic
- Curb Tech Giants' Data Power, The Treasury Is Told
- Streaming Is Up, As Is Watching Traditional Channels' Content
- MAD London - Tuesday, March 12, 2019
- Did 1 in 5 Millennials Just Ditch Linear TV Ads?
- 'BuzzFeed' Focuses On New Revenue Streams, Social Media
- Millennials Watch A Fifth Fewer Linear TV Ads
- AI Spending Projected To Reach $35.8 Billion This Year; Retail Leads
- Publishers Urge MEPs To Pass EU Copyright Directive
- MediaCom: Most Media Award-Winning Network, Shop, And Campaigns In 2018
- Droga5 London Wins Go Compare Creative Brief
- Former GroupM Chief Founds New Shop: C2Next Focuses On Search, Performance
- Tim Berners-Lee Warns Of 'Nastiness And Misinformation' Spreading
- Salmon Becomes Wunderman Thompson Commerce
- London City Airport Rebrand Reflects Its Central Location
- MAD London - Monday, March 11, 2019
- Hard Brexit Campaign Group Is Facebook's Biggest Political Advertiser
- Kantar Goes 'Self-Serve,' New Marketplace Taps Long-Tail Research Demand
- 12% Of Smartphone Users In U.K. Would Switch To 5G
- MediaCom Appoints First ECD
- 'Cookie Walls' Outlawed By Dutch Privacy Officials
- Virgin Media Picks Adam & Eve/DDB
- Nick Clegg Warns Regulation Threatens Facebook Model
- Lords Tell The Government To Regulate The Internet
- The Queen Posts First Photograph To Instagram
- Hard Brexit Group Show Facebook Political Ad Rules Need Work
- MAD London - Friday, March 8, 2019
- Zuck The Privacy Defender. You're Kidding, Right?
- OOH M&A: Talon Expands U.S. Footprint With Purchase Of Grandesign
- Culture Secretary Asks YouTube To Reconsider Banning Tommy Robinson
- Visa Aims To Support Women Entrepreneurs Worldwide
- Havas Media Launches International Women's Day Campaign
- Brands, Agencies Reveal Their IWD Plans, Campaigns, Festivities
- BBC's Director General Pours Scorn Over Netflix Viewer Figures
- Facebook Deletes 100 UK Hate Speech Accounts
- Your Privacy Is Gone (Forever)
- Diageo CMO Discover Lack Of Gender Balance In Creative
- Facebook Privacy Turnaround Mimics Snapchat's Policies, 'Sky News' Claims
- Nearly Nine In Ten Brits Shop With Amazon
- Anti-Vaccination Groups Face Ad Ban On Facebook
- MAD London - Thursday, March 7, 2019
- Tax Catches Up With Tech Giants -- First Paris, London Next?
- Google Brings Shoppable Ads To Image Search
- L'Oreal Shortlists Four Agencies In Media Review
- Facebook's Reputation Takes Serious Hit
- France Hits Tech Giants With 3% Direct Digital Sales Tax
- Publicis Unit Unveils New Audio Ads Matching Creative To Each User's Musical Taste
- BBC iPlayer Needs To Step Up To Take On Netflix
- Who's On 'Unified First?' According To Google, You Will Be
- 'FT' Buys Majority Stake In The Next Web
- Formula E Returns To London Next Year
- MAD London - Wednesday, March 6, 2019
- Why Is Adland Focussed On Trust That Tech Giants Must Rebuild?
- Publicis Merges Media Shops Spark Foundry, Blue 449
- YouTube Defends Decision Not To Ban Tommy Robinson
- Adland's 5-Point Plan To Restore Trust
- Facebook Isn't Fazed By Worldwide Regulation Threats
- Facebook Study: That's A Nice ROI You've Got There, It Would Be A Shame If Anything Happened To It
- Instagram To Allow Brands To Boost Influencers' Posts
- Ofcom Investigates BBC News Over 'Chasing Traffic' Claims
- Fresh Produce Brand Bewildered By TfL 'Junk Food' Ban
- Amazon? Nope, Americans Fall For Discount Grocers Aldi, Lidl
- MAD London - Tuesday, March 5, 2019
- Is Adland Brexit-Proof?
- Barclays Predicts Double-Digit UK Ad Spend Growth In 2019
- WPP Reports UK Gender Pay Gap
- Facebook Slammed For Listing Users' Phone Numbers
- Post Office Hires Ogilvy
- Amazon Beats Apple, Google In Privacy Survey; Email Most Popular Channel
- Accenture Buys ?What If!
- Brands Report More Engagement Than Sales From Influencers
- Secret clickbait tricks all marketers wish they knew
- Social Media Giants Agree To Take Down Prejudicial Content
- Government Does Not Back Anonymous Arrests Move
- MAD London - Monday, March 4, 2019
- SEO's Golden Rule -- Be The (Updated) Answer
- Twitter Looks To Improve On Mobile, Direct-Response Advertising
- European Commission Says Tech Giants Not Clear On Fake News
- Amazon's 'Buttons' Are IoT History, Replaced By Alexa
- 'The Guardian' Accuses Facebook Of Questionable Privacy Lobbying
- Leadership Change At WPP's Geometry
- Two French Tech Execs Give Outlook On GDPR
- Paralympic Committee Picks Adam & Eve/DDB For Creative Rebrand
- How To Be Human
- American Brand Offers Londoners Pints For Points
- Uber Drivers Take Mayor To Court Over Discrimination
- Police In U.K. Tap Artificial Intelligence To Preempt Crime
- Brits Could Lose EU's Free Roaming Cell Phone Privileges
