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UK forecasters are predicting a long, hot summer. Brands can therefore expect a surge in overnight online traffic as soaring temperatures drive sleepless consumers back to their screens, according to new research published today.

In his new role Long will be responsible for leading Dare’s creative and design output across the agency’s portfolio, which includes brands such as BMW and Nike.

Ex-WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell has “strenuously” denied reports made in the press accusing him of allegedly using a company credit card to pay for a prostitute.

It might be complex, but the out-of-home sector must get its act together on the use of programmatic, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: a nail in the coffin for CMOs hoping to become CEOs, and a pivotal week for both Sorrell and WPP.

John Lowery shares evidence that shows how ‘Millennials’ is not a meaningful marketing segment.

Rapport’s Paul Sambrook tells Infectious Media programmatic definitely isn’t the only buying and selling methodology fit for a digital age.

Announcing a three-year deal to stream Premier League football, Amazon has broken the hold of Sky and BT. Here, experts explain the significance of the deal.

Unilever’s CMO Keith Weed has told agencies they have not moved fast enough to cope with the pace of change in the modern world and must find new business models to stop more advertisers taking work in-house.

2,000+ major brands, media players and emerging disruptors will meet to reaffirm the role of marketing and innovation as the primary drivers of business at MAD//Fest London on 28-29 November, The Old Truman Brewery.

The initial Murdoch-Disney musings came over a glass of wine – it might now be wise for Disney and Comcast to have a drink together before a bidding war intensifies, writes Raymond Snoddy.