Lords cold call ban ‘to fuel more nuisance calls not less’
The Telephone Compliance Council has waded into the row over the House of Lords vote in favour of a ban…
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Up to 10 million eye GDPR data compensation pay-out
Up to 10 million UK consumers could seek compensation from companies which hold their data when GDPR comes into force…
Donors shun FPS as sign-ups trickle in at 230 a week
Charity marketers may be left wondering what all the fuss was about over the Fundraising Preference Service after the latest…
House of Fraser puts data at the heart of the business
House of Fraser, the 60-strong chain of department stores, is ramping up its data and insight strategy by arming its…
CitizenMe builds consumer data platform for brands
CitizenMe, the mobile app that aims to help consumers to get value from their personal data, has opened a platform…
Firms face Herculean task to keep right side of data law
As the House of Lords begins the process of trying to unpick the UK Data Protection Bill, brands and data…
Tech revolution could bring in extra £455bn to UK firms
British businesses could combat fears over a post-Brexit meltdown by cracking the fourth industrial revolution, which has the potential to…
Waitrose hunts CRM agencies as Field Day shrinks
Waitrose is holding talks with direct marketing agencies about its CRM business, including the MyWaitrose scheme, as part of plans…
MSQ Partners records 20% rise in revenues to £45m
MSQ Partners – the agency group which includes Stack, The Gate and Twentysix – has seen a near 20% increase…
Industry on alert as Govt plots £1bn raid on freelancers
The army of freelancers who work in the marketing industry are facing a major HMRC crackdown in a move which…