‘Crass’ Ryanair Jab & Go ad fuels mass ASA complaints
Ryanair has been hit by a major backlash over its new “Jab & Go” ad campaign, with the ad watchdog…
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Facebook sets aside €302m for potential GDPR fines
Facebook’s European operation is bracing itself for a raft of GDPR rulings – and massive fines – after its latest…
Wickes hunts agency for data-driven marketing brief
Wickes, the DIY and trade home improvement retailer which this week became the first brand in its sector to launch…
Patek Philippe clocks young women for ‘ladies’ range
Patek Philippe, the Swiss luxury watch and clock manufacturer which has been in business since 1839, is aiming to inspire…
Facebook: ‘US data transfer ban will close EU business’
Facebook has thrown its toys out of the pram following the Irish Data Protection Commission’s threat to impose a ban on…
Oracle told not to ditch TikTok DNA as it wins US bid
Bosses at computer software giant Oracle have been warned not to interfere with TikTok’s “DNA” after the company has reportedly…
Government balks at TikTok plans to build British HQ
The net is closing in on the marketing phenomenon that is TikTok, amid claims that the UK Government is planning…
Narcissist? Moi? Never. Brits are gagging for Instagram
To many it is the ultimate in narcissism, but Instagram has still proved the most popular social media platform among…
How positivity can help brands fight the Covid gloom
The marketing sector is facing a unique challenge at the moment. While the current restrictions are obviously necessary – and…
Twitter braced for $250m fine over ad targeting breach
Twitter has admitted it is facing a fine of up to $250m (£191m) from the US authorities for exploiting users’…