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Facebook sued for ‘exaggerating video viewing times’ by up to 900%

October 19, 2018
Facebook sees decline in users in US and Canada
Facebook sees decline in users in US and Canada

Facebook has been accused of hiding a flaw in its video-advertising metrics that overestimated viewer engagement for to entice advertisers on its platform.

Ads, Regulation, Social, Video advertising, Facebook, marketing, media, video

Google forced to drop pre-loaded apps on Android

October 18, 2018

Google has announced that smartphone manufacturers will no longer have free access to its popular apps on Android, such as Chrome and Google Search, following an antitrust fine earlier this year.

Content, Mobile, News, Regulation, Search Android, apps, email, Europe, global

Bid Caching – An innovation in programmatic or reopening the trust wound?

October 10, 2018

Over the summer, a new programmatic marketing technique called ‘bid catching’ sparked controversy. The innovative but potentially opaque process extended the life of failed ad auction bids by tweaking the ad criteria. Oliver Gold, UK MD at YOC explains why this breached trust and offers a way to prevent it happening again…

Ads, News, Regulation agencies, brands, marketing, media, technology

Google dodges fine: UK court blocks iPhone data breach citing ‘lack of damages’

October 8, 2018

The UK’s High Court has blocked a court case against Google, which claimed the tech giant had collected sensitive information from over 4 million iPhone users using a loophole.

Ads, Mobile, Regulation, Search Android, Apple, Google, Privacy, security

Brexit to impact UK and European app services

October 8, 2018

Brexit is likely to disrupt the UK and Europe applications development and maintenance (ADM) services markets in the coming months, according to new research.

Mobile, Regulation analytics, apps, brands, Europe, financial services

Brexit “material threat to London’s role as digital creative hub”: Tom Brake MP in interview warns of instant brain drain

October 5, 2018

As an MP, Tom Brake (LibDems) has been on the frontline of fighting Brexit because of the damage it would inflict on UK jobs, communities and prosperity. The big debates on lost manufacturing and finance sector jobs have hidden the equally damaging impact on UK media, tech and creative services firms. In this exclusive interview … [Read more…]

Ads, Regulation advertising, agencies, Europe, France, Germany

Brexit and the UK consumer: How will it change marketing?

October 4, 2018
UK ecommerce growth at risk as 94% of online brands lose EU customers since December
UK ecommerce growth at risk as 94% of online brands lose EU customers since December

As debate rages over what kind of Brexit the UK faces, consumers are increasingly polarised over the impact on the economy and society — and how that impacts the marketing industry.

Ads, News, Regulation brands, Christmas, marketing, media, retail

Data fail: Conservative Conference app exposes MPs’ phone numbers

October 1, 2018

A new app designed to help the Conservative Conference in the UK this week has sparked a PR disaster, after the app let anyone to see the mobile numbers of attendees and to change their photos and details.

Mobile, News, Regulation Australia, email, local, Privacy, Regulation

Global research reveals parents’ views on how technology is impacting children under 9

September 25, 2018

One in three British parents believe their kids value their phones and tablets more than any other possession or activity, while they also believe by the age of eight their children will understand the way modern gadgets work better than they do themselves.

Content, Mobile, News, Regulation apps, Australia, Europe, Facebook, global

AI ‘to create twice as many jobs as it destroys’

September 17, 2018

The World Economic Forum has issued a report stating that over the next decade AI could create almost double the number of jobs that it will destroy.

Ads, Content, Mobile, News, Regulation technology, UK
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