Daily Press Summary | Thursday 24th March 2022

Young Audio Awards 2022 – full winners list announced
The winners of this year’s Young Audio Awards have been revealed in a ceremony hosted by BBC Radio 1’s Jordan North and Vick Hope.
Radio Today

Young Audio Awards announce 2022 winners
There were a total of 12 awards given out including brand new category My Year in Audio.
Radiocentre

Eddie Mair to leave Global on 4th anniversary of joining LBC
He says he’s had a rethink about life and told bosses two years ago that he’s planning to leave in the near future.
Radio Today

Facebook, Google, Twitter and TikTok sign up for pilot to help ASA enforce online ad rules
ASA hopes initiative will show to what extent digital giants uphold (or don’t) online ad standards.
Campaign (£)

ASA pilot to bring greater transparency and accountability to online advertising
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), along with some of the largest companies in the digital advertising supply chain, have developed of an initiative that will extend the ad watchdog’s role online.
The Drum

Supporting our Ukrainian ad industry colleagues
The Advertising Association has been using its close association with UK government to work out how to best respond to events in Ukraine and help ad talent from the country. CEO Stephen Woodford explains.
Campaign (£)

Revealed: Campaign Best Places to Work 2022
The Campaign Best Places to Work list for 2022 has been revealed, with 100 adland organisations making the grade.
Campaign (£)

BBC World Service to receive £4.1 million in emergency funding
The government is giving the BBC World Service emergency funding to help it continue its quest to offer independent, impartial and accurate news to people in Ukraine and Russia.
Radio Today

How is your open office policy going?
On this day in 2020 (23 March) Boris Johnson ordered UK citizens to stay at home. It was the beginning of two years of working from home.
Campaign (£)

Mark Page: Ex-Radio 1 DJ’s 12-year sentence reviewed
A former Radio 1 DJ has had his 12-year sentence for child sex offences referred for being too short.
BBC News

Have you signed up to Tuning In North?
Taking place at The Everyman, Manchester on Tuesday 29th March with a livestream available on 31st, Tuning In North will be a morning of audio and advertising inspiration with speakers including Lucy Powell, MP and the Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport and more.
Sign up here