Politics
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Culture secretary Donelan kicks C4 privatisation into political long grass
Newish British PM Rishi Sunak is positioning himself as Captain Sensible, producing a wish list of priorities to get the…
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EU hammers Meta for anti-privacy tracking operations
The wheels are coming off the one-time Meta juggernaut with a vengeance. Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) is (reluctantly) fining…
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HFSS ad ban is postponed, gambling ads are much bigger problem no-one’s prepared to tackle
A while back we recommended a policy of masterly inactivity to a UK government determined to privatise Channel 4, a…
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BETC highlights Kremlin’s mendacious propaganda war
Sooner or later a “peace” deal will be cobbled together in Ukraine, probably one that won’t satisfy anyone apart, maybe,…
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MAA Ad of the Week: Posten by Pol
So here we have that ((well-intentioned) fabricator of over-consumption Santa Claus and long-suffering Mother Earth, who’s finally reached the end…
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Musk’s latest Twitter spat with advertisers shines a harsh light on Apple’s dominance
Elon Musk’s misguided and, latterly, crazed acquisition of Twitter for $44bn (a fair amount of it borrowed) hasn’t brought much…
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Battle for Manchester United may put football’s marketing appeal under yet more pressure
Football has changed with the Qatar World Cup – not necessarily for the better – and the decision by the…
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IPG Mediabrands teams with Scope3 in new emissions drive
Interpublic’s IPG Mediabrands has struck a deal with specialist company Scope3 to measure and reduce carbon emissions in digital advertising,…
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Gatorade and Adidas: whatever you say about the World Cup it’s certainly Messi
Is football in danger of overstaying (and over-pricing) its welcome? The Qatar World Cup has divided opinion, to put it…
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