News in brief: South Australia Bans Junk Food Ads on Public Transport; WWE Raw Hits Netflix; Amazon Plans Expansion into UK Broadband  South Australia Bans Junk Food Ads on Public Transport The government of South Australia has introduced a ban prohibiting junk [...]

News in brief: Japan to issue antitrust order versus Google; UK streaming ads market passes £1bn; and Reuters and Gannett to launch bundled subscription. Japan to issue antitrust order versus Google The Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) is set to issue Google [...]

As with all industries, government regulation across the globe is set to have a critical impact on the advertising industry throughout 2025. From updates to privacy legislation, affecting targeting and the use of consumer data, through to new laws governing [...]

News in brief: US Senators Urge Biden to Extend TikTok Ban Date; Perplexity’s Value Triples; Sony to Become Largest Shareholder of Kadokawa US Senators Urge Biden to Extend TikTok Ban Date The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear TikTok’s last legal [...]

This week on The Stack: Latest ad tech news in the UK; Today’s MadTech Daily  This week, we saw the UK government take steps to begin addressing the need for regulation around what content AI developers should be allowed to use [...]

News in brief: Lloyds Ad Banned for Greenwashing; Netflix Fined over Customer Data; Temu Named UK's Most Downloaded iPhone App Lloyds Ad Banned for Greenwashing An ad from Lloyds Bank has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the UK’s advertising [...]

Our 2025 predictions series continues today with a look at what the next 12 months holds in the contextual space. Dive in to see what the industry thinks... As we approach 2025, the advertising landscape is evolving at breakneck speed, with [...]

In this op-ed, James Heimers, SVP of analytics at RAPP, discusses the investment in artificial intelligence, and what the industry can do to make AI work. The explosive growth in AI investment has been both lauded as transformative and criticised as [...]