Digital ID ‘will be hackers heaven and civil liberties hell’
Privacy groups, data protection experts and British consumers have attacked the Government’s plan to introduce a mandatory digital ID scheme,…
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ICO fingers two rogue energy firms for ‘robo call’ blitz
UK consumers are being warned to be on their guard over a new spate of so-called “robo calls” after two…
Charities urged to sign up for joint legacy mail campaign
Charities are being offered the chance to sign up to a joint direct mail campaign, which allows up to six…
Haymarket gets its own back with Marketing Week deal
Haymarket Media Group has finally triumphed over its bitter enemy Centaur Media with the acquisition of Marketing Week, Creative Review,…
Golley Slater is employee owned after nearly 70 years
Golley Slater, the £22m turnover independent marketing and communications agency with offices in Cardiff, Leeds, Cirencester and London, is to…
New IPA tool defies claims that net zero is being ditched
The IPA is doubling down on its commitment to tackling climate change – despite claims that big agency groups are…
Current Account Switch Service plays to beat of Gen Z
The Current Account Switch Service is going all guns blazing for Gen Z consumers, launching its debut campaign targeting the…
Audi channels haute couture to highlight shared artistry
Audi is aiming to challenge the conventions of car advertising with its latest campaign, which transforms car parts into dressmaking…
Sky revs up deal with Regit for data-driven TV boost
Sky Media has extended its partnership with digital garage Regit – formerly Motorway.co.uk – which has seen the firm combine…
Marketers are from Mars; consumers are from Venus
Marketers and consumers are so far apart on the ad platforms they believe are most effective that they might as…