DM bashing press bashed by decline of direct marketing
The Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph will be spitting feathers over direct marketing again this week after it has been…
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Facebook suspends analytics firm which works for BBC
Facebook is attempting to prove it is serious about customers’ privacy by suspending yet another analytics firm – whose clients…
Optimisation working as online ad viewability stabilises
The UK online advertising market has maintained the viewability gains it made in Q1 and Q2 – when they reached…
MSQ Partners gobbles up Food Standards Agency brief
MSQ Partners’ surge of new business is continuing unabated after the group which owns Stack and The Gate has been…
ICO takes no prisoners as complaints and fines rocket
The Information Commissioner’s Office has suggested it will leave no stone unturned in its fight against those companies which persist in flouting…
British Airways grounded as data privacy storm erupts
British Airways has been hit by a major privacy backlash after its social media team was found to be asking…
Uber hires two privacy chiefs in wake of mass breach
Uber is attempting to beef up its its data protection credentials following November’s mass data breach which affected over 64…
€4bn Google fine ‘sets the benchmark’ for GDPR action
The European Commission’s record €4.34bn (£3.9bn) fine for antitrust practices over the Android mobile operating system has “set the benchmark”…
CRM systems ‘can boost charity income by 1,000%’
Charities which have embraced CRM systems are likely to have an income that is ten times higher than those who…
Mike Cornwell exits Iris CRM start-up after 8 months
Mike Cornwell, who was appointed executive director of Iris’ CRM start-up just eight months ago, has already left the agency,…