Ad blocking is growing – but we still focus on cookies
While the advertising business is discussing effects of the scrapping of third-party cookies and Apple‘s new identifier, blocking of advertising
Soon you can sell your digital art on EBay
With all interest in auctions of arts as NFT (non-fungible tokens) on blockchains, EBay announced it is investing how its
Twitter live chat hosts selling tickets
Twitter announced that users hosting live audio chats on its audio service Spaces will be able to charge a fee
Study: 21 trends transforming talent and the future of work
ManpowerGroup outlines in its latest study the 21 trends transforming talent and the future of work in 2021, and how
Yahoo and AOL are getting a new owner
Telecom Verizon Communications is selling its media businesses that include Yahoo and AOL for USD 5 billion to private equity
EU unveils plans to welcome again tourists
The EU Commission has recommended lifting restrictions on non-essential travel for persons travelling to the EU, unveiling its plans to
Epic Games challenging Apple App Store
“I wanted the world to see that Apple exercises total control over all software on iOS, and it can use
Google and Facebook agreeing to pay more publishers
Australia proved its position as a test market for big tech platforms paying publishers to use their content online when
UNESCO report: online violence focus on women journalists
We have to recognise that the problem of online violence is transnational, and operates in the context of huge and
Vodafone and Google cooperating for data service
Vodafone Group and Google Cloud has entered a strategic partnership to jointly develop data services, Vodafone announced. The will together