MAD London Editions for November 2019
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 29, 2019
- Election 2019 -- Funding Fibre Is The Main Differentiator
- 'i' Newspaper Bought By Daily Mail For GBP50m
- Google Accused Of Playing Unfair By 41 EU Companies As Competitive Shopping Tensions Build
- Twitter Will Deactivate Accounts Unused For 6 Months
- Labour Party Fears Boris Will Dodge An Andrew Neil Grilling
- Snickers Trolls Its Fans In France
- Ola To Launch Ride Hailing Service In London Soon
- Google Veteran Abhyankar Joins Ad-Lib As CEO
- Price Comparison Sites Urge Another EU Probe Into Google
- ISBA Lays Out Requests For Next Government
- Toward A Better Agency Review Process
- Elliot And ET Reunited In Sky Christmas Ad
- B&Q Calls Ad Review
- BBC Tells Tories To Stop Using Its Presenters In Facebook Ads
- Facebook And Instagram Service Restored After Outages, Facebook Says
- MAD London - Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2019
- Why Fake News Fears Will Not Lead To Spike In Subscriptions
- Google Beat Facebook In Fitbit Bid
- ICO Warns Digital Advertising, No More Hiding Behind Opaque Technology
- London's View From The Shard Hires Quiet Storm
- NatWest Shifts From Saatchi To The & Partnership
- Are You Ready For 'Very Big Data?'
- Bolt Close To Unicorn Status As It Plans To Build On Uber's Troubles
- Brits Are Worried By Fake News But Reluctant To Pay For Stories
- UK Tech Growth Slowest Since 2014
- 190 Million 5G Smartphones Heading To Market
- Facebook and Twitter Warn About Improper Data Access Via Apps
- Privacy Concerns Bolster Rise Of Social Media Ad Spend
- Parties Must Stop Mimicking Local Papers
- Digitas Launches Experience Transformation Consultancy
- Microsoft Converts Outlook Into Progressive Wen App
- MAD London - Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2019
- Digital, Display, Programmatic Ad Spending: 2012-2021
- Only 5% Of Black Friday 'Bargains' Are Value For Money
- Conde Nast Pledges To Reach Paris Agreement Targets
- Starcom On Alert As Duracell Calls Media Review
- Starz Rolling Out Its App to 25 Countries
- Can Maurice Levy Save WeWork?
- 13M 5G Subscriptions Projected By End Of This Year, 2.6B In 2025
- Reach Sets Record With 40m Unique Viewers In October
- Facebook Debuts Viewpoints, Rewards Users For Survey Participation
- Labour Outspends Conservatives Promoting Its Manifesto On Facebook
- Dreams Hands Creative Brief To Uncommon Creative Studio
- Does Anyone Get Anything Out Of Black Friday?
- MAD London - Monday, Nov. 25, 2019
- Ban. Appeal. Reprieve. Repeat. London Bans Uber, Again
- WeWork Taps Maurice Levy As Interim CMO
- Uber Banned In London, Again
- Programmatic Ad Spend To Hit $147 Billion By 2021
- UK Programmatic Growth Slowing Down In 2019
- Maurice Levy Appointed CMO At WeWork
- Dueling Forecasts Reveal Programmatic Dominating Digital Ad Marketplace
- Search Behavior Follows 'Pinball' Pattern, Study Shows
- SunLife Appoints MediaLabs
- Google Accused Of Promoting Retailers Who Break UK Law
- Sir Tim Berners-Lee Unveils Plan To Combat 'Digital Dystopia'
- IPG Hires Data Watchdog
- Facebook Considers Altering Microtargeting On Political Ads
- Sacha Baron Cohen Blasts Facebook On Political Advertising Policy
- Security Risk Tied To Google AMP
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 22, 2019
- Is Desktop Digital Display Dying?
- Facebook Mulls Political Ad Targeting Following Google's Move
- Legal & General Splits Media Account Between Havas And Carat
- 'The Economist' Releases 'The World In 2020' Issue, Magazine's Circ Expected To Hit 1 Million
- EMarketer Predicts Media Spend Will Flatline In The UK Next Year
- WFA: More Than Twice As Many Marketers Plan To In-House Programmatic Media
- Aldi Named UK's Most Effective Christmas Ad By Kantar
- Labour Promises To Tackle Fake News And The Duopoly
- Negative Sentiment Rises For Repetitive Digital Ads
- Aardman Productions Pick Netflix Over BBC For Next Project
- Adidas Offers AR With iOS App Upgrade
- Microsoft 365 Suffers Outages On Thursday
- Dare To Stream: What Broadcasters Must Know To Make The Most Of The Streaming Wars
- Nearly 200 Complain Over 'Strictly' Same-Sex Dance
- MAD London - Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019
- Google Limits Targeting For Political Ads, Updates Media-Buying Policies
- MediaMonks Merges With Delhi-Based White Balance
- Study Finds 'Fake News' Has Real Cost: $78 Billion
- Headlines Criticise Prince Andrew As He Withdraws From Royal Duties
- UK Tech Start-Ups Hit Record Level Of Investment
- WFA Report Finds Holding Company Model Doesn't Deliver Better Integration
- Disney Says Coding Is Behind Disney+ Launch Glitches, Responds To Hacked Accounts Reports
- Reach To Open Seven New Regional News Hubs
- Twitter Honors Twitter Campaigns By PHD, OMD Clients
- Google Takes Action On Political Ads
- Tech Giants Ordered To Hand Coroner Data On Molly Russell
- Publishers Look For Non-Publishing Income As Revenue Dips
- Coca-Cola Plans Biggest Ever 'Holidays Are Coming' Campaign In London
- Microsoft Restores 365 Service After Outage
- Google Applauded For Obeying GDPR On Political Ads?
- MAD London - Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019
- Did The ICO Just Agree That RTB Fails The GDPR Test?
- Amazon Opens Up Availability Of Free Music Streaming With Ads
- ICO Says RTB Ad Tech Firms Are Processing Sensitive Data Without Consent
- Video Ad Report Shows 'Premium' Inventory Trending, Aggregators Waning
- Reuters Institute Opens Fellowship Programme In Oxford
- Google, Tech Companies Dance Around Data Requests From Congressional Antitrust Query
- Airbnb Signs Olympics Sponsorship Deal
- Study: Consumers Are More Worried About Privacy Than You May Think
- Google Admits Errors On Reporting Political Ad Spending
- Twitter Warns Parties After Conservative Rebrand As A Fact-Checking Service
- Bayer Adds MullenLowe To Its Consumer Health Agency Roster
- Labour Party Spends Five Times More Than Conservatives On Snapchat Ads
- 'Newsround' To Lose Its Afternoon Slot As Kids Stick To Devices
- MAD London - Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019
- Is John Lewis Losing Its Christmas Magic?
- End-Of-Year Forecast: Snapchat To Count 293 Million Global Users
- Prince Andrew Loses Corporate Sponsors After 'Newsnight' Interview
- 4As Report Says 'Programmatic' Is The Future, Blames Press For 'Sensationalizing' In-Housing
- Carat Wins NIvea UK And Ireland Media Account
- Google Maps: Search And Discovery Tools Support Recommendations And Reviews
- Bayer Appoints Mullen Lowe Group As Global Ad Agency
- GroupM's Big New Reorganization
- Boris And Corbyn Square Up Tonight For Leadership Debate
- Google News Feature To Spotlight In-Depth Articles
- Labour Complains To Ofcom Over 'Sky News' Use Of 'Brexit Election' Logo
- 'Glamour' Names Natasha Pearlman As Executive Editor
- Unfamiliar Groups Are Launching Pro-Conservative Ads On Facebook
- Snapchat Checks Political Ads, Founder Confirms
- UK Shoppers At Risk Of Holiday Cyber Fraud
- MAD London - Monday, Nov. 18, 2019
- Prince Andrew's Epstein Interview Dominates UK Front Pages
- Did Martin Sorrell Slap A Former WPP Colleague?
- 'Vogue' International Editor Sam Rogers Heads To Bustle UK
- Free Full-Fibre Broadband Promised By The Labour Party
- Mimecast Acquires DMARC Analyzer
- Very Campaign Is More Engaging Than John Lewis
- Hacking Group Takes Responsibility For Labour Party Attack
- Why Individual Publishers Are The Ultimate 'Walled Gardens,' Why They Need To Be Rolled Up
- TfL Ad Revenue UP Despite Junk Food Ban
- Volkswagen Commits $66 Billion For Future Cars
- BT Extends Champions And Europa League Rights To 2025
- John Lewis Ad Sets New YouTube Record But Facebook Views Are Down
- Tommy Robinson In Court On Libel Charge
- Did WPP Exec's 'Campaign' Comments Spark A Row With Sorrell?
- Employee Who Fell For Phishing Scam Not Liable, Court Says
- Prince Andrew's Interview Was An Avoidable Train Wreck
- MAD London - Friday, Nov. 15, 2019
- Are Influencers Seriously Overpaid?
- No Growth For Dentsu Group Through The First 9 Months
- Prince Andrew Agrees To Epstein Interview
- Google Removes Content Categories, Gives Advertisers Other RTB Signals To Protect Consumer Privacy
- Most Brits Will Not Pay More Than GBP20 A Month For Streaming
- Grey London Added To Coca-Cola's Creative Roster
- Ad Spending On Mixed-Reality Apps Will Surge To $11 Billion By 2024
- The National Trust Hires Wieden+Kennedy London
- New Platform Allows Consumers To See Their Data Under GDPR, Without Email Address
- Influencers Charging Twelve Times More Than Five Years Ago
- BBC Critical Over Targeting Transparency For Political Ads
- The 5 Commandments For Leading People In A Digital World
- Delivering Parcels Through Underground Pipes To Be Tested
- Brits Just Don't Trust Influencers, But Rather Family And Friends
- Reach Titles Suffer The Biggest Drops In October ABC Figures
