Regulation
Ad data wars: Apple blocks Facebook and Google tracking tools by default
Apple is updating its Safari web browser with an option for users to block Facebook and Google’s data collection practices.
Data scandal: Trust in Facebook drops by half
Facebook users’ faith in the social media site has fallen dramatically in the last twelve months with more than half (52%) of Brits saying they now trust the company less than this time last year, according to research by Virtual Private Network (VPN) comparison service Top10VPN.com.
3 ways organisations can counter Brexit with productivity
Improving productivity is being touted as something we can do to counter the effects of Brexit. But how do CEOs have an effect on productivity? Philip Rooke, CEO, has some ideas: ingenuity, empowerment and investment.
Nine top employee perks: Staff rank more holidays over pay rise
Over a quarter of UK employees value additional holiday and flexible working time over perks such as employee discounts and company cars and even a pay rise, according to new research.
Mary Meeker’s Internet trends: The 2018 ‘privacy paradox’
There’s a “privacy paradox” surrounding data collection for profit, where data needs to be used to enrich people’s experiences without betraying their trust, according to the annual report from digital guru Mary Meeker.
Only 2% of UK Consumers consider GDPR to be NOT Important
Following Mark Zuckerberg’s meeting with the EU Parliament and GDPR coming into force, new research shows that consumers across the UK overwhelmingly describe GDPR as being extremely or very important to them in relation to their digital lives (76%), and just 2% think it has no importance.
Is GDPR a blessing in disguise for media agencies?
With one day to go until GDPR, Mike Shaw, VP EMEA at dataxu, outlines some of the main worries of advertisers and industry players around the globe and combining them with examples and case studies of the preparations that companies have undertaken.