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The AOP is encouraging the entire media industry to adopt new guidelines covering issues such as viewability, brand safety and ad fraud.

The Daily Mail’s ludicrous headlines are the product of a commercial strategy to entice elderly readers – but the demographics are changing, and at some point the newspaper will have to modernise its editorial stance.

The final episode of the baking contest pulled in its biggest audience of the series last night (31 October) with 7.7 million viewers and a 34.6% audience share.

If marketers want to deliver on transparency and unlock the transformative benefits of AI and blockchain, then it is imperative that they get their timing absolutely right, explains Simon Kenny.

Katz will succeed Ralph Lee who has been interim chief creative officer since the departure of Jay Hunt in September.

Industry experts From Total Media, Media iQ, Google UK, Spark Foundry, Primesight, Fetch and Kinetic react to the latest findings from the Advertising Association/Warc Expenditure Report.

Even with Brexit looming, 84% of those surveyed said it won’t affect their Christmas spending.

While it is a newly-created role, Calcraft is filling the shoes of former UK and Ireland CEO, Tracy De Groose, who announced she was stepping down earlier this month.

James Whitmore recalls the sexual politics that existed in agencies throughout the 90s – and how a laddish culture seeded a disturbing view of how women could be treated.

New survey shows that consumers’ trust in premium publishers is higher than news content on social media.