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Australia passes new law which forces Google and Facebook to pay for news content

February 26, 2021 by Robin Langford
Australia passes new law which forces Google and Facebook to pay for news content
Australia passes new law which forces Google and Facebook to pay for news content

Australian parliament has passed a new media law that obligates Facebook and Google to pay for news content.

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Facebook restores Australia news after government amends licensing law

February 23, 2021 by Robin Langford
Facebook restores Australia news after government amends licensing law
Facebook restores Australia news after government amends licensing law

Facebook is to restore news to Australian pages on its platform after the government agreed to change its landmark media bargaining code that would force the social network and Google to pay for displaying news content.

Content, Regulation

Stereotypes in the media ‘fanning the flames of the UK mental health crisis’ for men under 35

February 19, 2021 by Robin Langford
Stereotypes in the media ‘fanning the flames of the UK mental health crisis’ for men under 35
Stereotypes in the media ‘fanning the flames of the UK mental health crisis’ for men under 35

Stereotypes in media and advertising are contributing to the severe mental health issues facing younger men: nearly two-thirds (64%) of UK males aged 18-34 think negative male representation in advertising does real psychological damage, according to new research.

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Facebook blocks Australian users from viewing or sharing news in legal row

February 18, 2021 by Robin Langford
Facebook restores Australia news after government amends licensing law
Facebook restores Australia news after government amends licensing law

Facebook has blocked Australian media organisations and users from sharing news content on the platform, following a row between tech firms and the Australian government over licensing payments.

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Biden ‘pauses’ US TikTok and WeChat bans proposed by Donald Trump

February 15, 2021 by Robin Langford
Biden ‘pauses’ US TikTok and WeChat bans proposed by Donald Trump
Biden ‘pauses’ US TikTok and WeChat bans proposed by Donald Trump

US president Joe Biden administration will suspend former president Donald Trump’s proposed TikTok ban, as it assesses whether the short-form video app really poses a national security threat.

Regulation, Social

90% of UK brands ‘have no solution in place for the removal of third-party cookies’

January 29, 2021 by Robin Langford
90% of UK brands ‘have no solution in place for the removal of third-party cookies’
90% of UK brands ‘have no solution in place for the removal of third-party cookies’

With a year until Google eliminates third-party cookies from its popular Chrome browser,75% of companies globally are worried about tracking cookies, but in the UK a massive 90% are not ready for life without third-party cookies, according to new research.

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Google threatens to quit Australia search market

January 25, 2021 by Robin Langford
Google threatens to quit Australia search market
Google threatens to quit Australia search market

Google has threatened to remove its search engine from Australia over the nation’s attempt to make the tech giant share royalties with news publishers.

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IPA Bellwether: Small rise in marketers’ optimism on vaccine hope

January 21, 2021 by Robin Langford
IPA Bellwether: Small rise in marketers' optimism on vaccine hope
IPA Bellwether: Small rise in marketers' optimism on vaccine hope

Marketers have enjoyed a confidence boost with a net balance of 18.1% more confident about the financial prospects of their company than three months ago, according to the latest IPA Bellwether report.

Ads, Clothing, E-commerce, Mobile, Regulation, Social, Video, Viral

Ad fraud: Criminal bots rinse companies out of £700k a year

January 21, 2021 by Robin Langford
Ad fraud: Criminal bots rinse companies out of £700k a year
Ad fraud: Criminal bots rinse companies out of £700k a year

Criminals are defrauding advertisers out of their ad spend, with brands losing up to $700k a year and agencies losing $200k a year to criminal gangs using bots for fake clicks, according to new research.

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Twitter-rival Parler removed from tech firm’s platforms

January 11, 2021 by Robin Langford
Twitter-rival Parler removed from tech firm's platforms
Twitter-rival Parler removed from tech firm's platforms

Social media platform Parler has been shut out of Amazon, Apple and Google over ‘threats of violence’, following the deadly attacks on Capitol Hill after a Trump rally last week.

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