UKIP tries to block ICO probe into Brexit vote targeting
UKIP is attempting to block an investigation into its use of analytics and profiling during the EU Referendum campaign, which…
EU referendum
Lords to grill next set of data experts over Brexit effect
The vote to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty may be signed, sealed and delivered in the Commons but…
Brexit and Trump ‘forcing brands to reign in campaigns’
The success of Donald Trump and the Brexit victory may have sent huge swathes of the population into deep depression…
May insists tech sector will thrive in post-Brexit UK
Prime Minister Theresa May has tried to calm fears in the science and tech industries over the fall-out from Brexit,…
Direct mail proves its mettle despite online assault
Direct mail spend will hold firm in the face of a new surge in online spend and predicted wholesale cuts…
Digital bolsters adspend but 2017 looks challenging
The UK ad industry continues to shrug off Brexit uncertainty, with digital driving record growth for the first six months…
Direct budgets fight back to hold off Brexit squeeze
Direct marketing budgets have been one of the main beneficiaries of the marketing industry holding its nerve against the doom-mongers…
Adspend forecasts shrug off Brexit ‘slash and burn’
The UK marketing industry’s attempts to calm the waters in the aftermath of the Brexit vote appear to have paid…
Japan warns UK to embrace GDPR laws ‘or we’re off’
The Japanese have warned that technology giants such as Hitachi and Arm Holdings could pull their operations out of the…
Isn’t it time we developed our own version of GDPR?
There has been much speculation around the status of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in a post-Brexit UK. Inevitably,…