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  • Rugby World Cup audiences help push ITV ad revenue higher

    November 12, 2019

    ITV stuck to full-year guidance today as it revealed a surge in online revenues while rugby fans helped push advertising spend towards the top of its range in the broadcaster’s third quarter. Total advertising with the broadcaster fell three per cent for the year to the end of September, but climbed one per cent over [...]

  • Time for firms to menopause for thought

    November 12, 2019

    From 12-month statutory maternity leave to tackling the gender pay gap, the Labour party unveiled a package of proposals last week to transform the workplace for women. Among the lesser reported is a requirement that large employers have a menopause workplace policy in place.  It is a positive sign that we are finally seeing politicians [...]

  • UK advertisers block ‘Trump’ from campaigns amid fears over brand reputation

    November 12, 2019

    The vast majority of UK advertisers have blocked their campaigns from appearing next to references to Donald Trump amid fears the US President could damage their brand. On average, 87 per cent of campaigns using keyword blocking between March and September excluded the word ‘Trump’, according to new data from Integral Ad Science. Read more: [...]

  • Ed Smith interview: England’s national selector on his academic background and establishing the Institute of Sports Humanities

    November 11, 2019

    Ed Smith is a familiar figure in cricket. He is a former player, commentator and journalist turned England national selector who frequently appears on our screens, radios and in print to name squads, explain call-ups, rebuff criticism and accept praise. But that isn’t all he has spent his time doing.   For three years, Smith worked [...]

  • The Lister LFT-C is a modified Jaguar F-Type with a devilish 666bhp

    November 11, 2019

    What would Jesus drive? It’s a question you see posed by bumper stickers across America. The answer, of course, is an old Honda he prefers not to talk about: “For I did not speak of my own Accord”. The devil, one suspects, has more extravagant taste, and while the scriptures aren’t specific – I checked, [...]

  • Mobile shopping platform Rezolve bags tie-up with Korean retail giant Lotte

    November 11, 2019

    Mobile shopping tech firm Rezolve has signed a multi-million-pound deal with South Korean conglomerate Lotte Corporation as it expands its presence in Asia. Lotte will use the London startup’s technology in its supermarket app, allowing customers to make purchases by scanning promotional print leaflets with their smartphone. Read more: Mobile shopping platform Rezolve secures bumper [...]

  • Publishing and events firm Informa buys stake in Founders Forum

    November 11, 2019

    Publisher and events company Informa has taken a minority stake in entrepreneur network Founders Forum as it posted revenue growth for the first 10 months of the year. The FTSE 100 company’s investment will see the two firms launch a joint venture to offer “high-profile connections” in the tech industry and expand London Tech Week. [...]

  • BBC signs on-demand deal with Sky as it bolsters iPlayer for streaming wars

    November 11, 2019

    The BBC has struck a deal with Sky to integrate iPlayer into the firm’s pay TV platform in the corporation’s latest attempt to bolster its on-demand offering. The partnership will allow Sky Q customers to access the iPlayer app by pressing the red button when watching a BBC channel. Read more: BBC data breach leak [...]

  • Emily Thornberry grilled over Jeremy Corbyn’s nuclear stance

    November 11, 2019

    Labour’s foreign secretary struggled to answer questions about Jeremy Corbyn’s preparedness to use military action or nuclear weapons today in the face of questions about the opposition leader’s history of pacifism. Emily Thornberry faced a barrage of questions in several interviews this morning about whether Corbyn would use nuclear weapons or indeed any military force [...]

  • The big problem with political advertising on social media

    November 11, 2019

    With the upcoming UK General Election, the primaries for the Democratic presidential nominee in the US, and the race for the White House next year, politics is once again centre stage. Candidates on both sides of the Atlantic will be turning once more to political advertising to win over voters – and one area of [...]

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