With the coronavirus pandemic rapidly escalating, tech companies are doing their part to prevent fake news from spreading about the virus.
Companies such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Twitter, and WhatsApp are providing users with prompts and tools for
As the demand for making in-app purchases on mobiles increase, there can be very little doubt about whether mobiles will continue to be the backbone of online advertising.
Despite the dominance of the likes of Facebook and Google in the digital ad ma
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have all announced this week that thousands of content moderators are being sent home—leaving more of our feeds in the hands of machines.
Facebook users across the world began to notice something strange happening on the
TikTok has been a big hit with younger users because of the app’s aggressive advertising strategy.
Now it has emerged that the video app spent 80% of its US ad spending on Snapchat – the messaging app predominantly used by teens.
According to MediaRada
Regulation will be placed on how social media firms target users with posts, videos and ads as directed by the UK’s AI advisor.
It also wants the government to force tech firms to hand data over to researchers on the impact of online content.
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Publishers have rolled out a series of special coronavirus products to cover the growing pandemic such as like newsletters and live blogs and podcasts.
At the end of February, CNN launched “Coronavirus: Fact vs Fiction” a daily 10-minute myth-busting
TikTok has emerged as the most downloaded non-gaming app globally during January 2020 in both Apple and Google stores.
According to data from Sensor Tower, the app was installed more than 104.7 million times, representing an increase of 46% from 2019.
'Digital innovation and consumer tastes are the twin forces driving the mobile marketplace. As new technology has grown in power and versatility, consumers have become more demanding and are now strongly influencing design. One feeds the other, espec
This is an interesting BBC article on Amazon, its evolution and overall quest to harness the Power of Data - perhaps like no other Big Tech company has to date, or can - and the risks it raises.
Web firm bosses could be fined or imprisoned if they do not protect users from harmful content.
Ofcom will be put in charge of regulating the internet, the government has announced, with executives at internet firms potentially facing substantial fine
Facebook recently revealed* that on New Year’s Eve 100 billion messages were sent worldwide on WhatsApp with UK users sending over 900 million of them.
The Commission has proposed today an ambitious reform of the digital space, a comprehensive set of new rules for all digital services, including social media, online market places, and other online platforms that operate in the European Union:…
