YouTube axes projects with vlogger over ‘suicide forest’ video
YouTube has suspended projects with US internet star Logan Paul following his controversial video showing the body of a suicide victim.
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UK mobile payments ‘still far from mass adoption’
Proximity mobile payments are becoming more popular in the UK, but it’s still far from mass adoption, according to new research.
Gumtree ramps up safety features for sellers and buyers
Gumtree has introduced major updates to the sites Help Centre, improving the way that customers access safety advice and messaging.
Top tips: 5 trends that will dominate digital in 2018
It’s that time again when industry experts, including the team here at Code Computerlove, predict what will be the key trends in the year ahead. Taking aside the three technology-related trends that are dominating trends talk in 2018, Code Computerlove’s Louis Georgiou shares his views on where the digital industry is heading next and what … [Read more…]
App trends: With captive mobile audiences, new app growth stagnates
Global mobile app growth is slowing, but users still spent more than five hours a day on their smartphones. Chris Klotzbach, Director at Flurry and Lali Kesiraju, Marketing and Analytics Manager at Flurry, highlight the importance for apps to build daily usage habits to retain increased growth.
Obituary: Nicky McShane (Iapino)
Nicky McShane (Iapino), one of our industry’s most exuberant and progressive digital marketers, sadly passed away at home over the Christmas period aged just 47.
Facebook planning standalone AR messaging device ‘Portal’?
Facebook is rumoured to be launching an augmented reality video device this year, according to reports.
Kodak uses blockchain for photo copyright protection
Former photo pioneer Kodak is turning to blockchain technology as part of an initiative to help photographers control their image rights.
55% of businesses still unaware of GDPR and only 40% of customer data is secure
As new European privacy rules are set to be enforced in May this year, there is still widespread confusion with only 27% believing GDPR applies to their business and 7% failing to ask for consent to collect customer data.
Sky VR Studio picks Jaunt as content partner
VR technology firm Jaunt has struck a new partnership with Sky deliver content to consumers via its Sky VR app.