- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 14, 2020
- Netflix Cozies Up To Samsung With Bonus Content For Galaxy Users
- Verizon Media And VIOOH Partner On JC Decaux Outdoor Inventory
- OTT Service Finds Consumers Prefer To Be Paid To Watch Ads, Converts To That Model
- Oliver Dowden Becomes Culture Secretary
- Viral, Marketing: How The Coronavirus Is Impacting The Economics Of The Ad Industry
- Zuckerberg Accepts OECD Rules May Mean He Pays More Tax
- Agencies Show Their Love With Internal V-Day Initiatives
- Will Ofcom Have The Power To Regulate The Internet?
- UK Newspapers Express Concern Over Ofcom's Expanded Role
- Coronation Street Seeks A New Sponsor
- Britons Feel Overwhelmed By Digital Subscription Choices
- New Chancellor Faces A Taxing Question On Tech Giants
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020
- Boris Plays Nice With US Tech Giants On Regulation
- Mobile World Congress Cancelled
- Kantar Names Non-Executive Chairman As Search For CEO Continues
- App Install Ad Spending Reaches $76.2B, Poised To Jump Further
- Instagram Is Delivering A Larger Audience To Big Brands Than Facebook
- Roku Gets Analysts' Nod Over Netflix, As It Faces Off With Big Media Companies
- Unilever Stops Targeting Children In Food And Drink Advertising
- Consumers Reaching Digital 'Breaking Point'
- Lloyd's Of London Seeks Creative Agency
- UK Athletics Faces Financial Concerns Over TV Rights Renewal
- Facebook Dating App Launch Delayed After Dublin Swoop
- Reach Rewards Boss, Then Rejects Journalists' Pay Request
- Man Arrested Over Lyra McKee Death
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020
- Can Barcelona's MWC Survive Coronavirus?
- Publicis Groupe Scraps Market-By-Market Rollout Plan For Marcel
- Ofcom Will Be Given Lead Role In Policing Internet, Platforms
- Facebook Joins Sony And Amazon In Dropping Out Of MWC
- U.K. Performance Agency Brainlabs Buys Hanapin Following Distilled Merger
- IPG Stock Surges On Strong Q4, Full-Year Report
- Brave Accuses Google Of Risking Brits' Privacy Online
- Marfeel Boosts Mobile Ad ROI With AdDealer Tech
- Four Arrested In Northern Ireland Over Lyra McKee Murder
- Microsoft Bing Fuels Content, Advertising With Another Privacy Search Engine
- Brainlabs Seeks US Growth Through Hanapin Purchase
- Amazon Celebrates Lovers, Romance Between Robots
- BBC Defends Licence Fee By Moving 'Top Gear' To BBC1
- Heist Appoints Quiet Storm Without A Pitch
- Reuters Develops An AI Sports Presenter
- Spotify Launches Kids' App
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020
- Influencers Are Schooled -- Again -- In Staying Legal
- Omnicom Posts Revenue, Profit Gains In Fourth Quarter
- Verizon Launches 5G Lab In London
- YouTube May Become Streaming Subscription Aggregator
- Pitch@Palace Removes Prince Andrew From Website
- Ad-Tech Deals Rose 72% In 2019
- BBC To Make Greta Thunberg Documentary
- Report: In-House Shops Stymied By Corporate Red Tape
- Amazon Invests In Large Fulfilment Centre In Gateshead
- What If Google Acquired Tesla? One Analyst Says No
- Branston Pickle Awarded To Wonderhood Studios
- Nubian Skin Named Winner Of TfL Diversity Award
- Is Spending GBP50 A Month On Subscriptions Sustainable?
- Just 12% Of Women Of Colour Hold Senior Adland Roles
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 10, 2020
- Tech Giants Avoid A Billion-Pound Tax Bill
- Apple Fined For Slowing Down Older IPhones
- Is The Coronavirus Making Advertising Sick?
- Netflix Extends International Partnership With Liberty Global
- Coronavirus Sees Amazon, LG And Ericsson Pull Out Of Mobile World Congress
- Google Shopping Ads Coming To Gmail
- Five US Tech Giants Could Be Paying A Billion In UK Tax
- Grey London Wins Aunt Bessie's
- What Is Your Personal Data's Share Of Media Spending?
- eMarketer Predicts 83 Million Smart Speaker Users This Year
- TBWA\Media Arts Lab Appoints New MD In London
- Google Faces Uphill Task To Ban Financial Advertising Scammers
- Photobox Is Looking For A New European Ad Agency
- Premier League Considers 'PremFlix' Streaming Service Overseas
- China Contract Manufacturer Cites Coronavirus As Reason Employees Should Stay Home
- MAD London - Friday, Feb. 7, 2020
- UK Will Hold Social Media Bosses Accountable For Content
- Sadoun Talks Transformation Challenges, Talent Changes And The Power Of One
- 'The Telegraph' Claims Social Media Bosses Will Be Made Personally Liable On Content
- Disney+ Estimated To Grow To 126 Million Global Subscribers By 2025
- Facebook to Close Audience Network for Mobile Websites
- Picture Editors Complain To Boris About Lack Of Access
- Amazon Orders 100,000 High-Tech, Electric Delivery Vehicles
- Twitter Q4: Revenue Hits $1 Billion, 152 Million Monetizable Daily Active Users Reported
- Human Error Causes Most Data Breaches, Data Protection Commissioner Says
- Consumer Spending On Media Rises 4.3% In 2019, Lagging Ad Industry's 4.9% Growth
- Privacy Gaffe Shows Google Can't Be Trusted With Data: Opinion
- Twitter Enjoys Its First Billion-Dollar Quarter
- Child Protection Campaigners Urge Facebook To Rethink Encryption
- One In Three National Newspaper Editors Are Now Women
- MAD London - Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020
- Why Boris Will Fail To Emulate Trump's Fox News Relationship
- No Growth For Publicis Groupe In 2019
- Government Considers De-Criminalising Non-Payment Of TV Licence Fee
- Google Breaks Out YouTube: At $15.1B, It's Now Bigger Than The Broadcast Upfront Ad Market
- BBC And Mail Online Accounted For Half Of Attention During Election
- Installed Ad-Blocking User Base Reaches 763M, Mostly Mobile
- Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch Arrested In London
- Disney+ Eyes Western Europe Subscribers To Boost Growth
- Global Chaos Will Affect Ad Spend
- Publishers, Not Data, Become Focus Since Google's Announcement To Squash Third-Party Cookies
- Radio Ad Terms And Conditions To Be Shortened
- MPs Raise Concerns Over Briefings Outside The Press Lobby By Number 10
- ASA Bans Ryanair Ad Over Green Claims
- Think Tank Calls For Library Of Targeted Ads
- 'Sun On Sunday' Editor Moves Over To 'The Sun'
- MAD London - Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2020
- Google Faces GDPR Probe Over Location Tracking
- Snap's Revenue Up 44% YOY, Global Daily Users Rise
- Google And Tinder Face Investigation By The Irish Data Watchdog
- MRC Proposes Ad Fraud Updates Covering In-App, OTT, Adds A 'Decision Rate' Calculation
- Deliveroo To Sponsor 'Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway'
- MRC Completes Audits For Facebook, Instagram, YouTube: Pauses Snapchat's, Twitter's
- Premier Inn Is Looking To Replace Lucky Generals
- Reach Finishes Local Paper Paywall Experiment
- Q4 Streaming Hours Up 58% YoY, Social's Importance Grows In News, Sports Views
- BBC Launches Multiplayer Game, But Without Ads And Loot Boxes
- The Latest Pull In The Video Game Streaming Tug-Of-War
- Brainlabs Buys SEO Agency, Distilled
- HuffPost UK Appoints New Editor In Chief
- MAD London - Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020
- Gen X And Boomers Split Digital And Traditional Media Consumption Evenly
- Alphabet Reveals YouTube Brought In $15B In Ad Revenue In 2019
- Accenture To Close Media Auditing Division
- YouTube Paid Subscribers Now At 22M, Including 2M For OTT
- IPA Tells Agencies To Remember Not All Media Needs To Be Digital
- Former Aegis Media Chief Buhlmann Resurfaces At London's Croud
- New Regulator Must Be Allowed To Look Inside 'Black Box' Of Algorithms
- TikTok's Growth Drives ROI, Joining Google, Facebook, Apple Search Ads, Report Finds
- Lobby Journalists Stage A Walkout
- Future Raises Forecasts For 2020
- Starbucks Adding 4,000 AI-Enabled Coffee Machines
- How One Man Gamed Google Maps
- Licence Fee To Go Up GBP3 In April
- MAD London - Monday, Feb. 3, 2020
- Did GDPR Give Email Marketing A Massive Engagement Boost?
- Amazon Surpasses Q4 Expectations, Ad Business Sustains Momentum
- Netflix Should Be Paying GBP13m In Tax, UK Tax Campaigners Argue
- Zoopla Looking For A New Media Agency
- What Does Facebook's $550 Million Privacy Settlement Mean For Publishers?
- Uber Likely To Have Another Row With TfL
- Google, Facebook, Twitter Working To Stop Spread Of Misinformation About Coronavirus
- Facebook Claims To Be Backing Social Media Regulation In The UK
- Everything Is Now D2C
- Campaign's 5 Lessons UK Advertisers Can Learn From The Super Bowl
- BBC Breakfast News Presenter Stands By Her Criticism Of Trump's 'Go Home' Jibe
- Email Performance Improved In 2019 After A Difficult 2018