What does the global public expect for 2021?
- Impact of Covid-19 continues
- United global concern for the environment.
- Will the way we live our lives change?
- Still, after a terrible year, there are hopes that 2021 will be better
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Google’s decision to kill off third-party cookies has already elicited multiple antitrust lawsuits and a U.S. congressional probe. Now, its attempt to replace the cookie is attracting regulatory attention.
On Jan. 8, the U.K.’s Competition and Market
A view from Aidan McClure
Creative industries are notoriously bad about allowing people to switch off. But maybe we can all learn from the least creative places to work. Run your agency like a factory and you might see an improvement in the wellbeing
Author: Benjamin Hunting
Ecommerce has assumed an even larger role over the past year as the effects of the global pandemic have pushed almost every customer-facing business into the online world. Internet retailers have set sales records throughout
A surge in late digital bookings delivered a 2% increase in year-on-year ad spend for December 2020.
The resut comes after an 8.3% year-on-year rise in November, as measured by SMI (Standard Media Index), breaking a 26 month run of negative results.
Instagram has launched a new Professional Dashboard for its creator and business community that allows people to track the performance of their posts and access better tools including educational information provided by Instagram.
The popu
The UK ad market is forecast to have fared better than the rest of Europe last year after the industry was rocked by the Covid-19 pandemic, the latest Advertising Association/Warc adspend survey reveals.
The Expenditure Report, published today (Tuesd
Only during these unprecedented times, would the ad community welcome a president who has said he will look to intensify regulating the digital sector, upend data collection practices and raise taxes. But these aren’t ordinary times.
Extensive reforms of Germany’s competition law came into force on January 19, 2021 as a result of the 10th ARC-amendment. The innovations of the ARC Digitalisation Act, as it is commonly known, focus on modernising Germany’s antitrust law to take acc
London (CNN Business)
"Google will pay news publications in France for the use of their content online in a landmark agreement that could soon be replicated elsewhere in Europe under new copyright laws.
The tech company and APIG, which represents F
After a violent mob overtook the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, advertisers pulled their campaigns from linear TV and streaming services just as they did on social platforms like Facebook.
But the pullbacks were not so much a scramble as an exercis
As rioters attacked the US Capitol on Wednesday, Facebook removed a video from President Donald Trump responding to the violence. The decision came around an hour after the video was posted on the platform.
"A small British startup's complaint threatens to loosen the search giant's grip on digital advertising.
In most David and Goliath battles, the party cast as the Philistine giant can at least see who throws the pebble. But the rock heading in Google’
China’s top market watchdog has begun a probe into Alibaba over alleged anti-competition practices at the e-commerce firm, the latest of Beijing’s efforts to curb the country's ever-expanding internet titans.
The State Administration for Market Regul
The IPI global network is 70 years young: they launch their programme to secure the future for global independent journalism. It’s about #JournalismNow! It’s the IPI Global Journalism Project.
"As the network of the world’s journalists, editor
"When I made 12 predictions for 2020 on January 1, little did i know about Black Swan events, and I certainly didn’t expect one (by definition). I wrote these predictions for 2020 with no idea that we would spend most of t
On the 3 Dec 2020 the European Commission adopted an Action Plan to support the recovery and transformation of the media and audiovisual sector. These sectors, particularly hit by the coronavirus crisis, are essential for democracy, Europe's cultural
Another batch of complaints has been filed with European Union data protection agencies urging enforcement action against the adtech industry’s abuse of internet users’ information to target ads. The complaints argue that behavioural ads are both har
The number of detained journalists is still at a historically high level. Worldwide, a total of 387 journalists were held in connection with the provision of news and information at the start of December 2020, compared with 389 at the start of Decemb
Digital technologies have proved themselves to be essential for society and citizens during the COVID-19 crisis. As we retreated back into our homes and away from offices, schools, restaurants and large gatherings, digital solutions kept us in touch
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:…
