MAD London Editions for March 2020
- MAD London - Tuesday, March 31, 2020
- March Was Bad, April Will Be A 'Car Crash'
- WPP Slashes Costs, Takes Other Steps In Response To Pandemic
- UK Ad Market To Decline 50% In April
- GroupM Sees Paid Search, SEO Performance Improving
- Creatives And Senior Ad Execs Disagree On The Loss Of Cookies
- MRC Warns About COVID-19 Effect On Media Audience Measurement
- Facebook's AR Glasses Technology Will Be Provided From Devon
- Archant To Ask For Donations To Keep Local Papers Running
- Cannes Lions Wants To Hear Your Inspiring COVID-19 Marketing Story
- IAB Reschedules NewFronts For Mid-June
- WPP Unveils GBP2bn Of Savings To Tackle COVID-19 Downturn
- RT Loses Appeal Against Ofcom Fine Over Its Skripal Poisoning Coverage
- Microsoft Seeing Spike In App Use
- MAD London - Monday, March 30, 2020
- Lies, Damn Lies And COVID-19 Fake News
- GroupM: 'Consumer Trust In Digital Marketing Is Not As High As We Hoped'
- COVID-19 Misinformation Sites Monetised By Google
- Reports: Airbnb Suspends Marketing To Save $800M
- Government Unit Finds COVID-19 Fake News Read More Than NHS Content
- IOC Announces New Tokyo Olympics Date: July 23, 2021
- Marketers Must Listen To The COO
- Publicis Groupe Accelerates Marcel Rollout Schedule
- Deliveroo To Deliver Free Meals To NHS Workers
- Amazon's Alexa Can Now Help With COVID-19 Diagnosis
- Airbnb Stops All Marketing Activity
- Hyper-Local News Sites Fear For Their Future
- MAD London - Friday, March 27, 2020
- Influencers Are Now A Cheaper Way To Boost Engagement On COVID-19 Messages
- Holding Companies Take 2020 Guidance Off The Table
- Meghan's First Post-Royal Role Goes Live On Disney+ On April 3rd
- Due To Pandemic, LinkedIn Expects Spike In Users, Drop In Advertisers
- Publicis Delays Q1 Financial Guidance Announcement
- Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter Organize Virtual Hackathon With WHO To Fight COVID-19
- Boris Johnson Confirms He Has COVID-19
- Only 8% Think Brands Should Stop Advertising During COVID-19 Pandemic
- Internet Showing Strain, Despite Streamers' Bit-Throttling Moves
- Eligible Freelance Media Workers Can Claim Up To 80% Of Lost Earnings
- How Ad Exec, Consumer Time Spent With Media Is Changing
- Tech Giants Help Government Manage COVID-19 Response
- Towns Are Losing Their Last Local Papers As COVID-19 Halts Printing
- UK DMA Study: Offers And Advice Drive Email Results
- Pinterest Launches Today Tab, As Searches Related To Current Topics Rise
- MAD London - Thursday, March 26, 2020
- Consumers Love Email, And Not Just For Offers
- COVID-19 Could Reduce UK's GDP By 15% In Q2
- Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter Organize Virtual Hackathon With WHO To Fight COVID-19
- Daily Mail Purchase Of 'i' Newspaper Gets Government Approval
- MINI Calls Global Creative Review
- Omnicom's Wren 'Confident' Group Will Weather Crisis
- How The Pandemic Is Impacting The Media Mix, Short-Term
- Three Ads Banned For Claiming To Offer 'Real 5G'
- Consumers Vs. The Ad Trade: How COVID-19 Impacts Their Media Consumption
- BBC News Suspends Plan To Axe 450 Jobs
- COVID-19 Pushing Tech Spending Down: IDC
- Dyson Receives Order For 10,000 New Ventilators
- COVID-19 Delays 5G Standards
- MAD London - Wednesday, March 25, 2020
- Adland Must Accept Brands Are Not Spending Their Way Out Of This
- Analysts Short Facebook Ad Outlook, Say It's A Leading Indicator For Others
- Coca-Cola GB Suspends All Q2 Marketing Activity
- Kantar Diagnoses Consumer Response To COVID-19, Offers Prognosis For Brands That Don't
- IPG Mediabrands Names Its New Chief Executive
- Advertisers Ask Digital's Big 3 To Extend Payments During COVID-19 Crisis
- Boris Johnson's Lockdown Address One Of UK's Most Watched Programmes
- YouTube Expands Standard-Definition Streaming Default Worldwide
- Disney+ Goes Live In Europe As Demand For Streaming Soars
- Amazon And EBay Accused Of Not Tackling Profiteers
- Facebook Use Is Up, Revenue Is Down
- Newsquest Puts Staff On Furlough, Asks For Salary Reductions
- Newsagents Can Carry On Selling Newspapers, Government Confirms
- MAD London - Tuesday, March 24, 2020
- Tokyo Olympics Will Be Postponed, IOC Board Member Says
- VW Puts Tribal On Alert
- Twitter Pulls Q1 Guidance, Citing Ad Revenue Hit From Pandemic
- Manchester City Searching For New Media Agency
- Amazon Opens Free Streaming Kids' Shows To All Customers Worldwide
- Businesses Struggle To Reach Banks To Apply For New Emergency Loans
- 4As Study Finds Consumers Want To Hear/See Brands During COVID-19 Outbreak
- 'Big Issue' Needs Subscribers To Survive COVID-19 Lockdown
- More Than A Million Tune Into Joe Wicks' Keep Fit Lesson
- The Social Distancing 7: Media Channels That Will Grow During The COVID-19 Outbreak
- 'Time Out' Becomes 'Time In'
- Apple Launching App Store In 20 More Countries
- Cautious Brits On Lockdown Are Not Shifting Spend Entirely Online
- MAD London - Monday, March 23, 2020
- Decision On Olympics Will Come By April 22
- Disney Still Launching Disney+ In Europe, At Reduced Speeds
- Publicis Groupe Cuts Freelance, Other Outsourced Work
- ITV Halts TV Show Production Over COVID-19
- Kraft Heinz To Review Its Global Media Assignment
- Labour Calls On The Ad Industry To Help Tackle Hoarding
- Brits Trust The BBC On COVID-19, Havas Media Finds
- 4As Research: Consumers Want Reassuring Brand Messages About COVID-19
- 'Evening Standard' Delivers Papers To London Homes
- Lawsuit Claims Facebook Knew About Video Metrics Inflation
- Film Studio Project For Kent Raises GBP250m
- Does Empathy Stall Click-Throughs? COVID-19 Study Suggests It Does
- Home-Schooling Apps Struggle To Keep Up With Demand
- Lockdown Looms -- Advertisers Must Deal With Britain Staying At Home
- MAD London - Friday, March 20, 2020
- Netflix Cuts Streaming Bit Rates In Europe To Ease Internet Overload
- 'Daily Mail' Very Close To Matching Print Circulation At 'The Sun'
- Global Ad Outlook Revised Downward By Billions: Attributed To COVID-19, China
- Sorrell Believes COVID-19 Will Accelerate Digital Transformation
- Microsoft Scales Back Some Office 365 Features In Response To Work-At-Home Surge
- Netflix Dials Down The Quality As Broadband Networks Struggle With Demand
- O2 And Government Discussing If Mobile Data Maps Could Track Social Distancing
- Health Experts Call On Google To Loosen Keyword-Buying Rules To Help Inform About COVID-19
- Co-Op Creates 5,000 New Jobs
- Twitter Bans Misinformation On COVID-19
- A Holding Company Survival Plan
- Large-Scale Job Losses In Film Industry Over COVID-19
- Virtual Influencers Set To Rise, 'The Drum' Predicts
- Kids Rebel At Google's Home-School App With One-Star Reviews
- Driverless Car Concept: 4 Separate Sections
- Marketers Heed Own Advice, Replace Conferences With Personalised Campaigns
- MAD London - Thursday, March 19, 2020
- Kantar Analysis Indicates 2020 Ad Recession Likely To Be Fast, Pronounced For Most Media
- EU Asks Netflix To Switch To Stream In SD To Avoid Internet Congestion
- Instagram To Sell Ads On IGTV Video App, Take On YouTube
- 'The Sun' Retains Top Spot As Most Read UK Title
- Facebook Fights COVID-19 Misinformation, Promotes CDC, WHO Health Reports
- Online News Readers Soar To 40 Million Per Month
- Wunderman Thompson Poaches IPG Mediabrands' Kenny For Top Client Role
- Internet Demand Up 50% As Europe Works From Home
- Morrisons Creates 3,500 Jobs To Keep Food Deliveries Going
- NUJ Wants Better Support For Freelance Journalists
- Amazon Focusses On Stocking Essential Items Only
- Apple Adding Full Trackpad Support to All iPads
- Attention Turns To Trusted News Brands In Troubled Times
- MAD London - Wednesday, March 18, 2020
- No More Dodgy Buses -- It's Time To Regulate Political Ads
- Cannes Lions Festival Postponed To October
- Chancellor Launches Massive Loan Fund To Tide British Companies Over
- PHD/Omnicom Media Group Win Global Diageo Account
- HSBC Picks WPP To Lead On Global Creativity
- Gartner Exec Explains Forecast On Decline Of Personalization By 2025
- BBDO WFH App Lets Staffers Launch 'Mini Offices' Worldwide
- Audiences Are Flocking To Trusted TV News Sources For Coronavirus News
- Baird Capital Lowers Google, Facebook Revenue Growth Estimates
- Virgin Media Down, 'The Independent' Reports
- Report: Ad-Marketing Industry Fears Layoffs Due To Coronavirus
- Mobile Phone Networks Blame Equipment Rather Than Capacity For Outages
- What Happens To Free Papers When Commuters Stay At Home?
