MAD London Editions for April 2019
- MAD London - Monday, April 29, 2019
- Spotify Passes 100 Million Premium Subscribers
- Toyota Decides On CRM And Transformation Brief
- Bing Ads Becomes 'Microsoft Advertising,' Rolls Out New Products
- IAB Tech Lab Launches New GDPR Guidance
- YouTube Influencers Finding New Challenges
- London Live TV Station To Be Sold Off
- Marketers To Average $18M On Digital Video This Year
- Behind The Scenes At Facebook's Moderation Centre
- Samaritans To Assist Tech Giants In Reducing Harmful Content
- Agencies Look To Parental Leave Neutrality To Boost Diversity
- Spotify's Music Success Shines A Light On Podcasts
- MAD London - Friday, April 26, 2019
- From Duopoly To Trilogy -- Why Is Amazon Not Taken More Seriously?
- Snap To Launch Select, New Ad Endeavor
- Amazon Advertising Growth Dips, Still Running At 36%
- Influencer Powerhouse Obviously Acquires France's ZAM
- WPP Revenues Dip 2.8%
- Behavioral Differences, Aging Population Changing Search
- LG Electronics Calls Global Media Review
- WPP North America Sales Drop 8.5% In Q1
- E.ON Calls European Ad Agency Review
- BBC Wants To Stream For A Year To Take On Netflix
- Facebook Blocks Fake News Accounts Ahead Of Spanish Election
- CA Investigation In Canada Says Facebook Must Change Its Ways
- MAD London - Thursday, April 25, 2019
- IAB Europe Updates Transparency And Consent Specs
- Facebook Likely To Face A Privacy Fine Up To $5bn
- Facebook Braces For Billions In FTC Fines
- Airbnb Puts Starcom On Alert With Global Media Review
- NewsGuard Launches In The UK
- Netflix Issues $2.2B In Junk Bonds In Debt-Fueled Content Push
- MPs Shocked Tech Giants Don't Help Police More
- Despite Scandals, Facebook Expects Solid Earnings
- Worldwide Issues Give Rise To The 'Anxiety Economy'
- Blockchain-Based Brave Launches Digital Advertising Model For Desktop
- Sainsbury's and Asda Merger Blocked
- Cambridge Analytica 2.0? Is UK The New Star In 'Homeland'?
- MAD London - Wednesday, April 24, 2019
- Mobile Crowned King Of Digital Marketing
- Report Reveals 86% Of European Brands Have Shifted Programmatic In-House
- Mobile Accounts For 51% Of UK Digital Ad Spend
- Google Ranking More Images Higher In Search Results
- Information Commissioner Fears Facebook Brexit Ads Harvested Email Addresses
- Twitter Q1 Revenues Gain 20%, Hit $787 Million
- Huawei Likely To Provide 5G Network Help
- EU Tells Tech Giants To Beat The Bots
- Superdrug To Hand Creative Brief To Grey London
- The Return Of The Full-Service Agency Model
- Change UK Appoints The & Partnership
- Snapchat Users Grow
- Online Publishing Revenues Driven Up By Video
- MAD London - Tuesday, April 23, 2019
- Google Android Users In Europe Get New Setup Options
- New IRA Accepts Responsibility For Journalist's Death
- Starcom On Alert As Novartis Calls Global Media Review
- WPP's 2018 Pay King: Martin Sorrell
- Audi Group Partners For Advanced Sensors On Autonomous Cars
- Regular Users Down For Twitter But Ad Revenue Leaps 18%
- Apple Reportedly Pays Amazon $30M Monthly For Cloud Services in A Five-Year Deal
- Walkout Organisers Claim Google Took Retaliatory Action
- Parliament Investigating Brexit Ads From Boris Johnson Ally
- Back To School For GDPR: Can Parents Photograph Their Children?
- MPs Probe Whether Facebook Has Brexit Questions To Answer
- MAD London - Thursday, April 18, 2019
- EU Tells Tech Giants To Stop Gaming Their Systems
- Tech Giants Must Be Clearer On Ecommerce Competition
- Fraudulent Apps Skyrocket, Brands Must Adopt Safeguards
- British Right-Wing Groups Banned From Facebook
- Facebook Working On AI-Voice Assistant Technology
- Facebook Told By The EU To Be More Transparent On Political Ads
- Google Brings YouTube To Amazon Devices, Resolves Dispute
- JCDecaux Donates EUR20m To Help Restore Notre Dame
- New Form Of Malvertising Hits Exchanges, Costs Industry $325 Million This Year
- US Now 'Problematic' For Press Freedom, UK Rises Up League Table
- 'Trust' Emerges As New Ad Metric, Becomes Media-Buying Factor
- 'FT' Believes It Was Dropped By BA Over Negative Stories
- TMW Gets Department For International Trade CRM Brief
- MAD London - Wednesday, April 17, 2019
- Budgets Are Up -- Can We Thank A Delay To Brexit?
- Netflix To Trial Top Ten UK Shows List
- Party Time's Over: News Sites Cut Back On Third-Party Cookie Use Under GDPR
- Google News Tackles Indexing Bug, Affects Some Publishers
- Spotify Unveils R&D Team In London
- Cambridge Analytica Exposer Calls On Facebook To Talk To TED
- 57% Willing To Make Payments Via Connected Car
- 'Reporter's' Notebook: ARF Conference, Day Two
- Carlsberg Staff Read Out Damning Verdicts On Its Lager
- UM Taps Blue Box CMO Chuipek As Global Chief Client Officer
- Surprise Budget And Confidence Increase May Not Last
- Global's Purchase Of Exterion Approved By CMA
- Vodafone Banned From Calling Broadband 'Gigafast'
- Ukrainian Military Hit With Spear Phishing Attacks
- MAD London - Tuesday, April 16, 2019
- ARF Rescinds Cambridge Analytica Award, Says It Acted 'Unethically'
- Amazon Awash With Fake Reviews, 'Which?' Claims
- EU Copyright Directive Pass European Council Vote
- Omnicom, IPG Nix Idea Of Separate Chair-CEO Board Structures
- Behaviour Becoming More Important Than Demographics
- Why Publishers Should Say No Thanks To Apple News+
- Facebook Further Automates Some Core Advertising, Business Tools
- Government Accused Of Wasting Money On 'Googlebox' Pension Ad
- Facebook Tests Combining News Feed, Stories
- Seventy Local Journalism Jobs To Go At JPI Media
- 'Link Tax' Copyright Directive Passes Final Hurdle
- MAD London - Monday, April 15, 2019
- Publicis Groupe Agrees To Acquire Epsilon For $4.4 Billion
- Four In Five Use Instagram To Find New Products And Services
- EU Adopts Copyright Reform, Google And Facebook Face Challenges
- Publicis Buys Epsilon As Revenue Rises But Organic Growth Declines
- Client Spending Declines Impact Publicis Groupe's Q1 Revenue
- Government Considers Tougher Regulation For Netflix And Amazon Prime
- 'The Observer' Says Adland Is Not Moving Fast Enough On Inclusivity
- Publicis Groupe's New 'Crown Jewel'
- Facebook's Offensive Content Impacts Image Of Ads, Platforms
- Top 8 Media Agencies Unchanged In 2018, 'Campaign' Reveals
- Top Six Holding Companies League Table Unchanged In 2018
- Carlsberg Admits It Is Not The 'Best'
- Bounty Fine Is A Privacy Warning To Brands
- MAD London - Friday, April 12, 2019
- ICO Fines Baby Club GBP400k Over Sharing Data
- Publicis Groupe Launches Sport Division
- Will Sharing Editorial Lead To Job Losses At 'The Times'?
- Audi UK Puts Creative Under Review
- Havas Creative Elevates Barber To Global CMO
- Blue 449 Boss Steps Down Unexpectedly
- Britain, Brexit And Brand Loyalty
- IAB UK Strives To Give SSPs More Transparency
- TalkTalk Email Service Reported Down In The UK
- 'Page 3' Topless Models Are Gone For Good
- 'Dark Patterns' Bill Would Prohibit Duping People Into Ceding Privacy
- Shared Journalist At 'The Times' And 'The Sunday Times' Looks Likely
- Tracey Barber Becomes Global Havas Creative CMO
