Donald Trump’s email marketing campaign is outperforming Hillary Clinton’s by 12.9 points to 11.0 across six separate marketing parameters, fuelling the surge in small-dollar donations to the Republican candidate, according to new research.

UK consumers are more annoyed by online ads than their European counterparts, according to a report from Adobe.

For the second consecutive quarter, less than half of online ads served in the UK met minimum viewability thresholds – costing advertisers around £154 million, based on IAB/PwC’s Adspend figures published last week.

WPP’s programmatic company, Xaxis, has created an infographic identifying the seven types of shoppers this Christmas.

Google is taking on Skyscanner with a new feature that alerts mobile users to the best times to get a good deal.

The annual cost of fraud and cybercrime in the UK is £10.9bn – the equivalent of £210 per adult, according to new research.

A new division that aims to improve the creative quality of ads served programmatically, in turn improving people’s experience with online ads, is being launched by ad tech firm RadiumOne.

Apple’s long-rumoured smart car project could be ditched, as hundreds of members of the team working on it have left or been reassigned, according to a news report.

The rapid pace of digital change is leaving most marketers feeling overwhelmed, with Brits suffering from more tech-induced anxiety than their European counterparts, according to new research.

Clothing retailer Absolute Cult, which prints Star Wars, Marvel Comics and Disney garments, is launching a new consumer website with SpinMe’s imaging technology following successful shop fronts on Amazon and eBay.