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.
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According to the results of a two year audit by the Association of Online Publishers, ad blocking levels are beginning to gradually decline; however estimated ‘lost’ revenue as a result of blocked ads continues to grow.