Britain’s got ad talent but very few working class heroes
The advertising industry appears to be making steady progress in many areas, including creating a decent work/life balance, female representation…
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Industry to prove its mettle in the face of Trump turmoil
The UK advertising market might be bracing itself for the fall out from US President Donald Trump’s new world order,…
Direct marketing shines bright amid economic storms
Further proof – if it were needed – of direct marketing’s resilience in the face of economic uncertainty has once…
M&S customer data ‘failings’ trigger Sparks investment
Marks & Spencer is investing “well north of £200m” in a tech upgrade to put the Sparks loyalty scheme at…
Advertisers warned over social media ‘toxic bro culture’
Social media advertisers are inadvertently supporting the rise of a ‘toxic bro culture’, which is fuelling online misogyny and driving…
ICO set to relax PECR rules to boost online advertising
The Information Commissioner’s Office is considering relaxing the consent requirements that cover online cookies, text, email marketing and telemarketing as…
Data privacy fears ‘scupper plans for personalisation’
UK marketers are increasingly grappling with how to balance personalisation and privacy, amid fears brands simply do not have the…
Agencies in firing line as OECD is urged to probe WPP
Advertising and marketing agencies are facing a major challenge to their environmental record amid claims that one of the sector’s…
Charities warned over abuse of new email soft opt-in
The Information Commissioner’s Office has warned the charity sector to tread carefully if and when the proposed ‘soft opt-in’ for…
DunnHumby’s role in launch of Clubcard ‘exaggerated’
Former Tesco Clubcard chief Grant Harrison has set the record straight over DunnHumby’s role in the design and launch of…