Ogilvy scoops top DMA prize for polemic ‘Maaate’ blitz
Ogilvy UK has scooped this year’s DMA grand prix – its second in three years after regularly dominating the shortlist…
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Lords set to debate Data Bill charity soft opt-in U-turn
The Government’s data reforms are progressing through Parliament, and have already entered the so-called committee stage, with members of the…
Aldighieri takes top DMA role as Combemale steps aside
DMA chief executive Chris Combemale is to step down after 15 years at the helm, triggering the promotion of managing…
Govt urged to reinstate charity ‘soft opt-in’ in Data Bill
The DMA is joining forces with Salocin Group agency Wood for Trees and nearly 20 leading UK charities to call…
Industry backs the Budget but tax rises trigger warning
The ink might only just be drying on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Budget but both the marketing and education sectors…
Lords on alert over EU deal as Data Bill concerns grow
The House of Lords has rifled off a stern warning to ministers over the new data reforms, insisting the changes…
Privacy group blasts AI free-for-all in Data Bill ‘rehash’
Privacy campaigners have waded into the debate over the Government’s new Data (Use & Access) Bill, claiming it will not…
PPA relief as data reforms axe online cookies crackdown
The publishing industry has breathed a collective huge sigh of relief following the publication of the Data (Use & Access)…
DMA throws weight behind new Data (Use & Access) Bill
The DMA has backed the new Data (Use & Access) Bill – despite details about how it will affect the…
Privacy group warns Govt over revamp of data laws
Privacy campaigners have signalled there will be no easy ride for the Labour Government’s proposed Digital Information & Smart Data…