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easyJet and Spotify have launched a microsite to provide personalised holiday recommendations based on users’ listening habits.

Currys has unveiled three special out-of-home builds to bring back its Cash for Trash initiative.

In brief: The French Data Protection Agency (CNIL) has proposed a fine of €60m ($65.4m) for adtech company Criteo for alleged breaches of European general data protection regulations following an official investigation.

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Now is the time for a major reset in the attitude of brands to the notion of sponsoring female sport in every sphere. It is time to address their own bias, writes Jan Gooding.

Adland needs to take proactive steps to prepare for demographic change, argues OMG’s Phil Rowley.

Are advertisers realising that agency relationships are more important than they realised, asks the editor.

In brief: European broadcaster, RTL Group, reported paying subscribers for its streaming services in Germany and the Netherlands were up 48.0% to 4.5 million, with streaming revenue up 5% to to €130 million.

In brief: Twitter has accused Elon Musk of “conjuring” the issue of spam bots on the platform to back out of its $44bn acquisition deal in legal filings made public on Thursday.

In brief: Audi has partnered with Sky Sports to become its first innovation partner.