Online charity donations rise despite Covid-19 squeeze
The coronavirus pandemic may have triggered the biggest financial squeeze for UK consumers in a generation, but one-off online donations to…
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‘Reckless’ firm called 270,000 consumers on the TPS
A Welsh company which was found to have made over 270,000 calls to people registered on the Telephone Preference Service…
Capital One hit with $80m fine for mass data breach
Capital One is being forced to cough up an $80m (£61.4m) civil penalty over its 2019 data breach, which compromised…
Virgin Media in dock over ‘underhand’ email campaign
Virgin Media has been accused of using underhand – and potentially unlawful – tactics in an attempt to get customers…
‘Business as usual’ at two-thirds of firms but axe looms
More than two-thirds (68%) of data and marketing professionals say their companies have turned a corner from the dark days…
Will it ever end? Now Marriott wins further GDPR delay
Just days after British Airways said it was expecting a 90% reduction in its proposed £183m GDPR fine, Marriott International…
Weed vows to dig deep to help RHS blossom once more
Former Unilever marketing boss Keith Weed is exchanging the cut and thrust of the advertising industry to get his hands…
It’s easier to find a Yeti as marketing vacancies dry up
New marketing jobs are becoming more elusive than Big Foot, with the number of roles being advertised crashing by 69.2%…
Inc & Co acquires MyLife Digital as expansion continues
Manchester-based digital collective Inc & Co has chalked up acquisitions five, six and seven with the purchase of MyLife Digital…
Brussels inquiry slams the brakes on Google Fitbit deal
Any plans Google had for a speedy takeover of smartwatch business Fitbit have been scuppered by the Brussels, with the…