From Huawei to TikTok, tensions between the US and China have spilled over onto the digital world. Arnold Ma, founder of Chinese digital agency Qumin, looks at the tricky balance between the need for regulation and harming cultural relations for political reasons.
Details have been revealed for an AI-powered interactive poetry installation that will explore whether a computer programme can express the complex nature of humanity through verse.
Danish tech company Adnami, which specialises in programmatic, high-impact advertising solutions, has signed a partnership with Matterkind to help the activation intelligence company optimise campaigns across all four Nordic markets – Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.
With mobile usage on the rise, 23% of Brits now admit to using their smartphone to shop while in bed, according to new research.
Games dominate the mobile apps business, especially when it comes to revenue, according to new research.
TikTok has partnered with Goal for its NXGN 2021 awards, which showcases young emerging talent in the football industry.
Google and Facebook continue to dominate globally as the top two media sources in mobile advertising, especially in terms of user retention and in-app purchasing, according to new research.
Offices are opening their doors soon – and business leaders need to start planning. Ashley Carr, Founder and Managing Director of Neo PR, a B2B technology PR agency, explores why active management will be vital to achieving successful hybrid working, not only for employees but also with clients and suppliers – and why it’s important … [Read more…]
The number of women in Cybersecurity is increasing rapidly, but this doesn’t take away from the challenges as studies show the number of women currently working in cybersecurity is only 20%. Gigi Schumm, SVP World Wide Sales, ThreatQuotient, looks at the future of cybersecurity, and offers advice to women looking for a career in cybersecurity.
The Daily Mirror and Daily Express owner Reach is to close dozens of local newsrooms and one central London office, in a blow to regional newspapers.