European brands are turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) as they battle to make sense of their data and deliver more relevant, personalised customer experiences, while staying on the right side of GDPR.

Proximity mobile payment uptake in Western Europe has been slow, largely due to the popularity of traditional payment methods like cash, credit cards and contactless credit cards.

Facebook has apologised for people people to place advertisements on its platform that target “white supremacists” as an audience.

Twitter has deleted more than 10,000 bot accounts that it says tried to discourage Americans from voting in the midterm elections, often targeting people likely to vote for a Democrat candidate.

Over two-thirds of CIOs say IoT will become a major burden as IoT multiplies the complexity of enterprise cloud ecosystems, according to new research.

Big retailers are using top Christmas product lists to help supercharge their festive SEO strategies, according to new research.

With China Single’s Day fast approaching, three quarters (74%) of UK marketers are missing out on global opportunities because of their ‘always-on’ marketing approach that doesn’t allow for regional focuses, according to new research.

Brands speed up investment in Artificial Intelligence to gain a competitive advantage in delivering personalised customer experiences at scale, according to a new study.

Viber and FC Barcelona have struck a new partnership on interactive media distributed across the football club’s chatbot on the messaging app.

Over two-fifths (41%) of British companies believe their current business models will cease to exist in the next five years thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), according to a new survey.