Apple has followed Facebook and Microsoft in revealing details of data requests from the US authorities, following revelations that the National Security Agency (NSA) had “direct access” to their servers under a data collection programme called Prism.
Facebook claims it has “aggressively” protected its user data from the US government snooping, following revelations that the National Security Agency (NSA) had “direct access” to their servers under a data collection programme called Prism.
Internet giants including Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter all calling for more flexibility in disclosing more about that national security requests they receive from the US government.
The winners of the 2013 Association of Online Publishers (AOP) Awards were unveiled last week in a ceremony held at the Camden Roundhouse.
Facebook, Google and Yahoo have all issued denials that they have been providing the US National Security Agency with user data, amid a growing global privacy scandal.
The majority of online video spend in the last 12 months is coming from budgets previously reserved for TV advertising, according to a recent worldwide study.
Social networking site Bebo has filed a voluntary petition for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in California, following an ongoing battle between shareholders.
Facebook is planning to put video ads in newsfeeds from July, as the social network looks to rival Google’s YouTube.
Collective, a multi-screen advertising company headquartered in New York, has announced the appointment of Giles Ivey as Managing Director of the UK.
Google has been integrating many non-traditional search results for years, with news articles being one of the most common. New research from Searchmetrics has highlighted the 10 most prominent sites that appear on Google News integrations, with Patch.com and The Huffington Post leading the way.