Monarch Airlines goes into administration
Posted in: UncategorizedMonarch Airlines has ceased trading, leaving 110,000 passengers stranded overseas.
Monarch Airlines has ceased trading, leaving 110,000 passengers stranded overseas.
Uber’s board of directors are planning to vote tomorrow on board reforms that would strip its founder and ex-chief executive Travis Kalanick of much of his power.
Google is pushing out measures that will help publishers sell more digital subscriptions and is also ending its controversial “first click free” policy.
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DeepMind’s AlphaGo did not just defeat world champion Go-player Lee Sedol, it changed the game of Go forever.
L’Oréal will be the fourth advertiser to take up residence at the new Piccadilly Lights advertising site, which is due to be relaunched later this month.
The private equity company is expected to launch a tender offer, according to reports.
Sailor Jerry, the spiced rum brand owned by William Grant, is offering free tattoos during London Cocktail Week.
Twitter’s UK revenue growth slowed sharply last year with turnover up 4% to £79.4m compared to a 31% increase a year earlier.
New legislation in France forcing brands to highlight photoshopped images is the first step to curing our endemic crisis of low self-esteem.
Nabs, the support organisation for the advertising and media industries, has launched a new brand identity created by the charity’s creative agency Fold7.
Hearst UK has halved its annual loss to £2.7m and increased circulation but revenues still fell 7% to £262.6m last year because of pressure on distribution arm Comag.
Popchips, the Californian snack brand, is poised to launch its first global ad campaign after appointing 18 Feet & Rising as its lead creative agency.
DigitasLBi brought together an eclectic array of speakers to share their ideas on how the internet can be saved from itself in the agency’s event as part of IAB Digital Upfronts.
This year’s House of Peroni, the annual pop-up, will focus on celebrating Italian citrus.
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Apple’s latest iOS is out, the news app is updated, and for publishers a new ad serving trial is under way with help from an unlikely ally, Google.
A select group of publishers are testing ad insertions into their Apple News pages using DoubleClick For Publishers, according to a number of publishing executives familiar with the trial. Publishers like Cond Nast, Gannett, Time Inc., CNN and other media partners have been in talks with Apple for months about changing the technology behind the ads in the popular news app. Many publishers already use Google’s DoubleClick on their own properties and want the ability to just extend campaigns using their own tech.
“Apple is just starting to do more for monetization,” said one digital publishing partner, speaking on condition of anonymity. “We’re starting to get excited about it, but can only design and develop ad inventory for Apple News once we have the right pipes in place.”
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Advertising Agency:BETC, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director:Stéphane Xiberras
Associate Creative Director:Julien Deschamps
Art Directors:Sophian Bouadjera, Vincent Lesne
Art Director Assistant:Bastien Sabot
Copywriter:Lucas Bouneou
Traffic:Diana Polet Munoz
Art Buying:Stephanie Giordano
Production Company:Watch Out
Illustrator:Antoine Magnien
Head of Activation Strategy:Julien Levêque