Eighty percent of online crime is not reported to the authorities, with digital police practices ‘severely hampered’ and requiring ‘a fundamental change in mindset’, according to City of London Police commissioner Adrian Leppard.
UK Chancellor George Osborne has used his final Budget before the general election to announce more investment in the country’s technology industry, including in the Internet of Things and bringing ultra-fast broadband to the whole country.
This year’s budget had a strong focus on the UK’s technology industry, including in the Internet of Things and bringing ultra-fast broadband to the whole country. DMA executive director Chris Combemale looks at some of the key economic issues and challenges that the budget raises for the marketing industry at large.
Blackberry has revealed a new security-focused tablet powered by Samsung, further adding to rumours that the former smartphone market leader could be solds off.
A Facebook user that was banned from the social network for posting an image of an explicit 19th century painting has been able to get his legal complaint handled in France- despite Facebook being a US company.
Teachers need more support to inspire next generation of scientists, with many technology and engineering lessons being deprioritised in favour of literacy and numeracy, according to a new report out today.
Apple and Intel are among some of the world’s biggest brands that have been dropped from China’s approved purchasing lists.
As digital technology becomes more accessible worldwide, which countries are most advanced and which are growing the fastest? This new chart from the Harvard Business Review takes an empirical look at the countries to watch (and which ones are losing out) in the new digital economy.
Netflix has launched in Cuba, one of the first US firms to launch in the country after the recent loosening of U.S. trade restrictions.
Marketing and advertising was not only fundamental to the growth of the vast majority of UK tech firms last year, but also seen as the most important factor in sustaining or accelerating growth in 2015, by the largest percentage of respondents, according to new research.