Agencies unveil diversity-led apprenticeship programme
The IPA and Creative Pioneers are backing a new apprenticeship scheme for young creatives, designed to help tackle the dominance…
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Germans stomp on Facebook over ‘illicit’ data sharing
The German high court has upheld an order for Facebook to stop the “illicit” practice of collecting and using customers’…
D&B lines up $1.4bn IPO to value business at $8.4bn
Anyone in any doubt of the value of data and analytics need look no further than Dun & Bradstreet, a…
MSQ plots £6.2m acquisition of Be Heard Partnership
MSQ Partners is continuing to build its agency empire with plans to acquire Be Heard Partnership, the group originally set…
Get ’em in: ‘Ads will be vital’ as lockdown is relaxed
The advertising and marketing industry has welcomed the Government announcement on the further easing of lockdown, insisting the “strategic, creative,…
Estée Lauder heiress becomes first global data chief
Estée Lauder Cosmetics, the company which also owns Aramis, Clinique, Prescriptives, Tommy Hilfiger, MAC, and Bobbi Brown, is ramping up…
Back to basics: Clients offered help with ‘new normal’
As marketers attempt to adjust to the post-lockdown world, brand owners are being offered fresh insights on emerging customer behaviour…
Dunelm eyes Covid cushion with virtual shopping tool
Homeware retailer Dunelm – whose meteoric rise has coincided with John Lewis’ catastrophic demise – is now attempting to trounce…
Unicef plays on hope to raise funds for refugee support
Unicef is aiming to shift public perception of migrant and refugee children from victims to capable partners in a new…
Google must ditch ‘forced consent’, French court rules
Google has been ordered to overhaul its privacy policies to ensure the company is “crystal clear” about what it does…