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How the Coronavirus has (and has not) affected marketing spending

March 20, 2020

eMarketer has cut its outlook for global ad spending, after decreasing its ad spending forecast in China by more than 6%.

Ads, Content, Mobile, Search agencies, China, global, government, marketing

Hootsuite provides free access for non-profits and small businesses

March 19, 2020
Hootsuite provides free access for non-profits and small businesses
Hootsuite provides free access for non-profits and small businesses

Hootsuite announced today that it will provide free access to its Professional Plan to nonprofit organizations and small businesses most impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.

Social content, financial services, global, government, media

Coronavirus: Tech sector ‘best prepared for home working’

March 19, 2020

The technology sector, including information tech, Internet, and software, is one of the best prepared industries to weather a mass home working strategy, according to new research.

Ads government, technology, UK

Nearly 75% of Brits ‘don’t feel ready for Coronavirus’

March 19, 2020
Nearly 75% of Brits ‘don’t feel ready for Coronavirus’
Nearly 75% of Brits ‘don’t feel ready for Coronavirus’

A majority of Brits are feeling anxiety over families, health and travel, as the Coronavirus, and measures to combat it, spreads, according to new research.

Regulation government, local, retail, Travel, UK

Coronavirus: Employer-employee disconnect on home working response

March 16, 2020
Coronavirus: Employer-employee disconnect on home working response
Coronavirus: Employer-employee disconnect on home working response

Only 14% of UK office workers been mandated to work from home full-time by their employers during the coronavirus outbreak, despite over half (52%) having expressed a preference for doing so, according to new research.

Regulation global, government, security, technology, UK

WeChat ‘censored coronavirus-related messages’ since January 1st

March 5, 2020
WeChat 'censored coronavirus-related messages' since January 1st
WeChat 'censored coronavirus-related messages' since January 1st

WeChat, one of China’s most popular social media apps, started to censor messages about the coronavirus a week before officials acknowledged the virus, according to new research.

Ads, Regulation apps, China, content, government, local

Facebook ‘rethinks’ Libra cryptocurrency plans: Offering more inclusive wallet of dollars and euros

March 4, 2020
Facebook 'rethinks' Libra cryptocurrentcy plans: Offering more inclusive wallet of dollars and euros
Facebook 'rethinks' Libra cryptocurrentcy plans: Offering more inclusive wallet of dollars and euros

Facebook is reportedly rethinking its plans for its own digital currency, called Libra, after resistance from regulators and losing a number of big name partners.

Ads, E-commerce Facebook, global, government, media

Smart ID: iProov provides biometric technology for Estonia’s digital identity programme

March 3, 2020

Secure authentication provider iProov has taken its technology live in Estonia’s state-certified digital identity programme.

Ads, Regulation Europe, global, government, security, smartphones

Most spam emails ‘come from China, the US, and Germany’

February 24, 2020
Most spam emails ‘come from China, the US, and Germany’
Most spam emails ‘come from China, the US, and Germany’

Even though we get less spam, such emails are still a major threat to internet users. Spam often contains not only commercial information but also links that lead to phishing or malware sites. And spamming techniques keep constantly evolving.

Ads China, content, email, Germany, government

Ofcom’s powers expanded to regulate harmful social media content

February 12, 2020
Ofcom's powers expanded to regulate harmful social media content
Ofcom's powers expanded to regulate harmful social media content

UK broadcast media watchdog Ofcom is being given new powers to enforce a legal ‘duty of care’ over social media, the government has announced.

Regulation, Social Amazon, content, Facebook, Google, government
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