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GDPR confers a certain ‘materiality’ to data that has become lost to the public consciousness, writes Geoff Copps – it’s time we considered how this translates back to concepts of ownership.

Two years after the launch of its somewhat controversial Media Services Framework document, ISBA, the body that represents UK advertisers, has today unveiled a revised version.

Possibly bringing both conscious and unconscious biases to this week’s column, Dominic Mills reviews and digests the Choice Factory – Richard Shotton’s behavioural science bestseller.

Vizieum had handled the planning and buying for Match.com since 2015, when the business went on a £10m marketing spree. The current deal with MediaCom is said to be worth several million pounds.

Mediatel’s Future of Brands event could have been called ‘The Future of Digital’, writes Greg Grimmer of Fetch Media.

It’s good to see an advertiser like Unilever acknowledge the wider role it plays in society, writes Dominic Mills – but how will its CMO’s words be translated into real-world actions? Here’s the nitty-gritty.

Ebiquity’s Michael Karg looks at the trends and dynamics in the market that will determine which brands will thrive in future.

Tech giants and online advertising are under intense scrutiny – but is it enough to see power swing back towards legacy media?

In a speech at the annual IAB conference in Palm Desert, California, Keith Weed, Unilever’s chief marketing officer, warned technology firms of the FMCG business’s need for its consumers to have “trust in our brands”.

Grimmer says the distrust in digital marketing was “strange”, adding: “Are we all trying to go back to 1955? Digital clearly works – and it drives positive change.”