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Pinterest has opened a new London headquarters at Oxford Circus, positioning the UK at the centre of its shopping-focused advertising strategy.

Domino's is paying customers a $5 coupon to test its relaunched app and website — no feedback required — underscoring that digital ordering now drives the bulk of its US business.

The FTC, with California and Utah, has sued Hims & Hers for allegedly sharing sensitive health data with ad platforms including Meta and Snap — a stark warning on first-party data in ad targeting.

Deliveroo's most-viewed screen — the Order Tracker — is now buyable programmatically through Google Ad Manager, opening one of retail media's highest-attention placements to the open market.

The World Federation of Advertisers has settled X's antitrust lawsuit and agreed not to relaunch GARM — leaving advertisers to manage brand safety on their own terms.

Reddit's Q2 2026 advertising revenue jumped 64% to $762m as AI ad tools scaled, yet shares fell on softer US user growth — a lesson in the gap between ad momentum and market expectations.

Apple has updated its Advertising Services Terms, effective 28 July 2026, replacing wording that limited placements to its own apps and devices with language covering other platforms and web pages — the clearest sign yet that Apple Ads could go off-platform.

Online shopping reached 29.4% of all UK retail spending in June 2026 — the highest since April 2021 — as online values jumped 14.4%. E-commerce is re-accelerating, and budgets should follow.

Meta's Q2 2026 advertising revenue rose 27% to $59.4bn, but the number UK marketers should watch is the 12% jump in price-per-ad. Here's what auction inflation means for your budgets.

LinkedIn says five or more ad variants lift CTR by 20%+, and has launched AI tools to make testing effortless. The principle is sound — but verify the platform's own numbers on your account first.

Alphabet's Q2 2026 results show Google advertising up 14.5% and Search up 17% — proof that AI features are expanding queries, not killing them. Here's what UK marketers should do.

Epsilon's new 'Brand Pages' let advertisers build richer, shoppable retail media storefronts with unified measurement — and feed the AI sear

Meta has begun rolling out ads inside WhatsApp for the first time, placing Status ads and Promoted Channels in the Updates tab — a landmark moment for one of the last big ad-free apps.

Reddit's advertising revenue is climbing sharply as the platform leans into contextual targeting and high-intent communities — and a new search ads product is taking direct aim at budgets that usually flow to Google.

Netflix posted $12.6bn in second-quarter revenue and reaffirmed that its advertising business is on track to roughly double this year, cementing streaming's place in the media plan.

Google's rebuilt Asset Studio lets advertisers generate images and video from text prompts, promising to democratise ad creative — with human oversight still essential.

New analysis crowns LinkedIn the strongest-performing B2B advertising platform, reinforcing its central role in business marketing.

Meta used Cannes Lions to showcase a raft of AI-powered advertising and creative tools aimed at making campaigns faster to build and easier to personalise.

Electronic Arts opens up branded placements across its sports titles — a signal of gaming's growing pull for marketers.

AA/WARC forecasts double-digit momentum carrying the UK advertising market past a landmark £50bn figure in 2026.