A new study by IPG Mediabrands Marketing Sciences and UM London has revealed just how far consumers are willing to sacrifice their privacy in the form of data to get rewards from brands.
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To mark the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe day, The Mirror is digitally re-publishing the original newspapers from 1945.
The appointment comes as the broadcaster looks to drive the consumer facing element of its data strategy.
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Matt Hill, editor of Gizmodo UK, has been appointed deputy editor of UK entertainment brand Digital Spy.
For the second week in a row ITV’s new crime thriller Safe House secured the 9pm slot for the commercial broadcaster as Captain Happiness himself, Christopher Eccleston, continued to protect a family in his care.
Despite continued popular programming from the BBC in March, iPlayer requests were down by 44 million compared with February.
In this short video interview, the chair of the judges explains what makes the category so important – and how it can tell us something about the way the connected consumer is altering the advertising landscape.
