Commons ‘wasted £100,000 on faulty GDPR training’
The House of Commons has been accused of wasting nearly £100,000 of taxpayers’ money on GDPR training for MPs and…
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Industry pays tribute to Tod Norman, ‘an amazing man’
Friends and former colleagues have paid tribute to Tod Norman, a highly respected industry figure and recognised authority on business…
Data v creativity…it’s a no brainer, says McKinsey study
Consulting firm McKinsey has waded into the age old debate over data versus creativity by revealing what everyone in the DM…
Glos cops cuffed over leak of sensitive child abuse data
Gloucestershire Police has become the latest force to be hauled up in front of the privacy regulator after being fined…
eBay launches ad targeting platform for local business
eBay Advertising has soft-launched a new platform designed to help local firms reach new customers and build their businesses by…
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…
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’…