The 10 things in advertising you need to know today

Good morning. Here's everything you need to know in the world of advertising today.

1. $4 British artists have hit out at a discrepancy in their income streams which sees many make more money from the sale of resurgent vinyl records than they do from YouTube, reports The Drum.

2. $4 The agency will work in partnership with PR outfit Transmedia Group to offer a full range of services in online advertising, social media and marketing PR, according to Campaign Live.

3. $4 Apple Stores around the world are currently being revamped to reflect a new design headed up by Jony Ive, Apple's design chief.

4. $4 Three product sectors-activewear, CPGs and consumer electronics-have accounted for 57 percent of all ads L2 observed on Snapchat Discover, reports Ad Week.

5. Google has a new plan to cripple the iPhone app-store model and rule the mobile world. >$4While Android Instant didn't turn heads like Google's new home-automation product, Home, or its virtual-reality tech, Daydream, it could be the announcement that has some of the most profound implications for Google.

6. $4 In the past, Pink has been seen as the stepping stone for young consumers to Victoria's Secret, but it stands on its own as a viable business.

7. $4 Here's all the stuff you can find out if you decide to download your Facebook archive - it gives an insight into the kind of data advertisers could be given access to.

8. $4 Netbase examined data from 6.5 million social media posts from 50 countries over the past year to find out which companies were most closely associated with expressions of love.

9. $4 Money problems may explain why 50 Cent has returned with a parody version of MTV Cribs, where he shows us round his communal dorm room, in a new ad for Hostelworld.

10. $4 The script, written by Amy Fox, is based on interviews the filmmakers held with male and female bankers across Wall Street.