Pandora turns to Bulgari chief to bring back the sparkle
Upmarket jewellery retailer Pandora has put its faith in Bulgari global chief Carla Liuni to polish up its marketing as the business bolsters…
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CMA: Strong argument for new laws to curb ad duopoly
A regulatory clampdown on Google and Facebook’s dominance of the £13bn UK digital ad industry has moved a step closer…
Duopoly braced for new probe of ad market dominance
The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) is set to publish its initial findings into the dominance of Google and Facebook…
Turning up the heat: Brussels opens duopoly data probe
Google and Facebook are facing yet another investigation into their operations, with the European Commission launching a preliminary inquiry over…
Fresh delay leaves ePrivacy Regulation dead in water
The much maligned ePrivacy Regulation appears all but dead and buried after representatives of the EU states have rejected the…
Brands eye first-party data as the penny finally drops
Client marketers are finally beginning to wake up to consumer privacy concerns and “supply chain issues” in the digital ad…
Digital ad duopoly threat to human rights, says Amnesty
Amnesty International – the organisation which works to expose torture, wrongful imprisonment and ethnic cleansing – has turned its fire…
Unilever wilts but Kraft stays firm in Pornhub ad row
Unilever has ended up with more than just egg splattered on its face after being forced to make a hasty…
ICO ‘cosies up’ to industry in bid to tackle adtech issue
The Information Commissioner’s Office is aiming to shore up its 700-strong workforce by bringing a raft of industry professionals to…
Offal row: Google rips down café’s ‘offensive’ faggot ad
Someone better get on the blower to Kerry Foods to warn bosses to review any plans they might have to…