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The Netflix documentary offers no real evidence that either the Trump campaign in the US or the EU Referendum campaign in the UK was influenced by the micro-targeting of advertising messages, writes Tracey Follows.

Mike Nakamura, global president of dentsu X, has been appointed executive director of Dentsu Aegis Network Entertainment & Sports.

The first quarter of 2019 saw UK advertising expenditure climb 4.2% year-on-year (YoY) to a total of £6bn.

It’s odd that City investors are so unmoved by ITV’s growing subscription activities, writes Dominic Mills.

Reach, publisher of the Daily Mirror, has today confirmed that Simon Fox will be stepping down as chief executive, to be succeeded by Ladbroke’s Jim Mullen.

Although traditional OOH will always remain a part of the landscape, advertisers must ensure they know the new opportunities that programmatic, digital OOH brings, writes Sue Hunt.

So what does adland want from this new (and furiously right wing) government?

A recent ICO report into adtech has questioned the legality of the fundamental processes underpinning the programmatic industry, forcing the IAB to call for a review of RTB.

In a cabinet reshuffle which has seen half of Theresa May’s cabinet either resign or sacked, new prime minister Boris Johnson has appointed Nicky Morgan as the new secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport.

ITV posted a mixed bag of results in its half year trading update this week. Here, industry experts analyse the significance of the results.