There has been a lot of discussion around online privacy recently, with Google’s new privacy policy and Viviane Reding’s proposed “right to be forgotten” legislation. Ehud Furman, CEO and founder of Veribo, argues why the prospect of being fined 2% of turnover for privacy breaches will change the mind set of technology companies.
Unilever is working with mobile rewards app Viggle to launch a new campaign for its Dove Men+Care range, that will ask men to check their phones and watch a video in exchange for free products.
Apple has revealed the top 25 paid and free apps, in terms of downloads, from its app store, with games being the most popular category.
Google has rebranded its Android Market under the new name of Google Play, bringing together the internet giants various download stores in abid to challenge the likes of Apple and Amazon.
Many Android apps are sharing personal data with advertisers without clear consent, according to an investigation conducted by Channel 4.
Argos is the second most visited online retailer in the UK behind Amazon, reclaiming second place from Apple, according to new data.
Twitter has revamped both its iOS and Android apps, with a raft of new features including a ‘Swipe shortcut’ and a ‘Find Friends’ tool.
Google is inviting users to take part in a new scheme that will allow the web giant to track their behaviour online, rewarding them with Amazon gift cards for their troubles.
Baby retailer Mothercare has named Simon Calver, currently the head of Lovefilm, as its new CEO.
Amazon is reportedly planning to open its first high street store in the US, as the online retailer looks to push its more expensive items, such as its new Kindle Fire tablet.