Crisis? What crisis? GDPR fuels more potent marketing
Predictions that GDPR would ravage through the marketing industry like a plague of locusts have been blown out of the…
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Industry risks backlash over direct mail plastic waste
The direct marketing industry is leaving itself wide open to a major assault on its environmental record after the DMA has admitted that…
JCDecaux-backed platform to fuel digital poster epoch
A new global programmatic outdoor media trading platform – hailed as a new era of cooperation across the poster industry,…
Canal & River Trust releases first campaign by MSQ
Canal & River Trust has launched the first work but recently appointed MSQ Partners which seeks to promote local waterways…
Dixons Carphone and the £400m data breach question
Dixons Carphone could find itself in a whole lot of bother following the data breach which exposed 6 million customers’…
Ex-Cambridge Analytica chief in data privacy start-up
Cambridge Analytica’s former chief data officer and acting CEO has launched a new consultancy offering his services as a “data…
Sony Pictures sent to ad hell over Insidious horror show
Sony Pictures has been sent to the advertising dungeon for showing trailers for the grizzly horror movie “Insidious: The Last…
ICO’s ‘measured’ Yahoo! fine risks ‘soft touch’ protests
As the Information Commissioner’s Office knuckles down to yet another investigation into a major data breach, it risks accusations that…
Dixons Carphone pummelled as hackers strike again
Dixons Carphone – whose Carphone Warehouse division was slapped with a joint record £400,000 fine in January over “multiple inadequacies”…
Casual dating giant spanked over shoddy data practices
One of the world’s biggest online dating companies – which manages 35,000 dating sites for clients including London Evening Standard,…