EU investigation of Facebook use of advertising data
The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation of Facebook’s use of advertising data. The investigation is to see
Where the crawdads sing: a tale of loneliness and hope
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German competition authority investigating Google News Showcase
Germany’s competition authority Bundeskartellamt has launched an investigation of Google news showcase, a platform with news from publishers. The authority
Apple staff back at office in September
As vaccination campaigns slowly calms down the pandemic, companies are asking staff to gradually return to office work. The latest
OTT video service subscriptions skyrocketed
When the COVID-19 pandemic spread, video streaming skyrocketed as people around the world sheltered at home. The mass consumption of
Twitter launching its first subscription service
Twitter is launching a subscription service called Twitter Blue. Users can edit their tweets before posting and change the colour
US government recommendation against cyber attacks
The recent cyber attacks against Colonial Pipeline in the US and international meat supplier JBS has led the US government
Russian VTimes closing after being labelled “foreign agent”
Russian news website VTimes has announced it is closing after the authorities decided it belongs to the category “foreign agent”
Trump’s personal online platform closed already
Donald Trump’s personal online communication platform with the title “From the Desk of Donald J Trump” has been permanently closed
Facebook messenger changes to promote e-commerce
Facebook is launching ways for businesses to interact with customers on Instagram and WhatsApp. The company said there will be