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GroupM, WPP’s investment arm, has revised its forecasts for global advertising growth as digital shows signs of deceleration.

Wavemaker UK has announced three appointments to its senior leadership team: marketing director Nicky Bradley, chief talent officer Robert Jane and head of journey design Chetan Murthy.

The UK’s largest out-of-home business, JCDecaux, has promoted Mark Bucknell to chief commercial officer, following the promotion of Dallas Wiles to Co-CEO in April 2019.

The worst performing title was – perhaps surprisingly – the second most popular paper, the Sun. The red top was down -5%, dropping 68,000 copies on April.

Facebook is to create 500 new tech jobs in London by the end of the year with the opening of a new engineering centre in the city, as the platform continues its efforts to make safety and security a “top priority”.

The proliferation of digital out-of-home screens (DOOH) has helped drive weekly digital impacts to 1.1bn across the UK, according to new figures from Route.

timeTo, adland’s initiative to end sexual harassment within the industry, is taking its “Where Do You Draw The Line?” campaign to Cannes Lions.

VaynerMedia has hired Sarah Baumann as managing director of its London office, overseeing client relations and business operations.

The BBC has confirmed plans to scrap free TV licences for people aged over 75, claiming that shouldering the costs of the scheme would have resulted in “unprecedented closures of services”.

A 2016 study examining the way US media buying deals were conducted revealed a culture in which “non-transparent” business practices were the norm. Three years on, experts discuss what has changed, and what still needs to be done.