Govt plans new qualifications for data science and AI
The Government is exploring new qualifications for 16- to 18-year-olds in data science and AI, as part of a major…
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Creative industry AI fightback sinks into ‘murky waters’
The UK creative industry’s attempt to prevent tech giants from exploiting copyrighted work to train AI models has been largely…
Atomic right on track with Luton Airport Express win
Luton Airport Express (LEX), the high-speed rail link connecting London St Pancras to London Luton Airport, has appointed Atomic London to create…
Co-op bigs up 15,500-strong digital screen ad network
Co-op Media Network has completed a landmark roll out of 1,000 front-of-store screens, taking the number of digital advertising touch…
BrewDog drops the XXXX but still stirs it up in new blitz
Craft brewer BrewDog is channelling to its reputation for controversy in a new tongue-in-cheek campaign designed to its promote its…
ICO to offer discounts for law breakers – if they fess up
The Information Commissioner’s Office is planning a major overhaul of how it deals with companies that break data protection laws,…
John Lewis, Coke, Boots, Shelter, Debenhams let it snow
Another day, another shower of festive ads has burst on to screens large and small across the UK, and even…
Big audio ‘is dynamite in amplifying campaign spend’
Audio is among the most-profitable media for advertisers and delivers notably higher profit-ROI than the all-media average, both short-term and…
Quilter ‘Money needs a plan’ marks first Joint campaign
Wealth management company Quilter is aiming to tackle the UK’s weak investment culture with the first campaign devised by agency…
Millions of Brits risk data abuse in porn site crackdown
Brits may be turning off from adult content in record numbers following the new age verification laws, but cybersecurity experts…