C4 offers £1m ad slot for best brand that showcases disabled talent
Channel 4 is to giveaway £1 million of its commercial airtime to encourage brands and agencies to feature disability and disabled talent in their advertising campaigns.
Author: Robin Langford
Google’s AI granted access to 1.6m NHS patient records
The NHS has given the medical records of 1.6 million patients to Google’s AI technology DeepMind, according to a news report.
Kantar Media and comScore unite for cross-platform analytics in Latin America
Kantar Media and comScore have announced the latest development in their global strategic alliance, with a series of cross-platform solutions will soon be unveiled in Latin America.
Content across continents: Maximising the reach of your B2B communications
Here’s the content conundrum in a nutshell: one minute you didn’t have it and struggled to get any message out to your target audience let alone a consistent message; now you are awash with it – and still struggle to get a consistent message out to your target audience. Simon Woolley, engagement specialist at press … [Read more…]
GDPR: What are we going to do with your data?
With hacks and data leaks grabbing more headlines each year, how do you avoid becoming the next data disaster? Christine Andrews, managing director of DQM GRC, looks at how companies can protect themselves and comply with new European GDPR legislation.
AdBlock Plus lets users pay publishers directly via Flattr partnership
Adblock Plus has joined up with Flattr to create “Flattr Plus,” a system for web users who want to pay online content creators.
Uber sends 15,000 email print outs via horse and cart in Australia protest
Uber has gone back in time in a publicity stunt protest over a a raft of new regulations in Australia.
Brazil bans WhatsApp for 72 hours
Brazil’s five major operators have been asked by a judge in the state of Sergpipe to block WhatsApp for 72 hours because it did not hand over information in a criminal investigation.
It’s official: Chrome overtakes IE as world’s most popular browser
After years of debate over which browser is best, the industry has finally reached a consensus: Google Chrome is more widely used than Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Google CEO predicts end of physical computers in an “AI-first world”
Google’s vision of the future is one where physical computes are replaced by a smart assistant that follows you everywhere, according to its CEO.