China is planning new rules which would require firms that serve domestic internet users to register their web addresses inside the country – a move which has raised concerns among foreign businesses.
Whether it be the purchase of illegal narcotics or planning an assassination, a growing amount of the world’s criminal activity takes place on a part of the Internet known as the “Dark Net” — a realm only accessible via special web browsers that allow users to surf the web anonymously. But should it be shut … [Read more…]
Charlie Ashe, head of digital strategy at Ve Interactive, discusses what the realistic implications are for the rest of the industry.
The majority of branded communications issued by companies has been branded as ‘irrelevant’ by consumers, with schools and retailers among the worst at spamming customers, according to new research.
The majority of senior UK marketers think that staying in the EU will be best for their business, but most are unaware of its perks (such as the Digital Single Market), according to new research.
Universal Pictures has sparked criticism for showing alternate trailers of its NWA biopic ‘Straight Outta Compton’ to different Facebook audiences, based on ethnicity.
A US fashion firm has settled a case in which it was accused of failing to flag paid Instagram endorsements as being adverts.
Nearly four-fifths (80%) of CBI members think being in EU is best for their business, according to a new survey looking into business attitudes to the UK EU referendum.
Google has outlined three key rules for any blogger who trades coverage on their site for a free product.
In a major move, sugary and fatty food adverts shown around children’s content online could soon be banned in the UK.