Google’s advertising tech faces EU investigation over competition concerns
A probe will determine whether the tech giant has breached rules by making it harder for rivals to compete.
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Amazon must stop sellers offering incentives for good reviews, says Which?
An investigation by the consumer magazine found that vendors offering rewards to have negative reviews altered was rife on Amazon Marketplace.
UK News|Jun 17, 2021
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Mobile health apps have ‘serious problems with privacy’ – study
New research says thousands of medical and health and fitness apps on Android contain data privacy issues.
UK News|Jun 16, 2021
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Competition watchdog to examine Apple and Google mobile ecosystems
The Competition and Markets Authority said it would scrutinise the firms over concerns they have too much power and are harming other businesses.
UK News|Jun 15, 2021
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Neo-nazi student convicted on terror and hate charges
Andrew Dymock is the middle-class son of academics.
UK News|Jun 11, 2021
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Google promises not to harm rivals with new proposals for Chrome browser
The UK’s competition watchdog was concerned over Google’s plans to remove third-party cookies.
UK News|Jun 11, 2021
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Misinformation on GP data sharing scheme ‘could derail system’
Academics said care and research surrounding a range of conditions which are mostly managed by GPs will improve once the data sharing system starts.
UK News|Jun 9, 2021
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‘Nothing to fear from tax changes’
GUERNSEY has nothing to fear from a more ‘level playing field’ after the G7 backed an international tax overhaul – but it is too early to tell what it could mean for the island’s zero-10 regime.
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What tax changes have G7 ministers agreed and what does it mean for the UK?
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has hailed the deal as a ‘historic’ chance to create a level-playing field when it comes to global taxation.
UK News|Jun 5, 2021
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EU plans digital ID wallet for bloc’s post-pandemic life
All EU residents would be entitled to one, but they will not be mandatory, according to the EU Commission.
World News|Jun 3, 2021
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Apple staff to return to the office three days a week
Chief executive Tim Cook said: ‘The truth is that there has been something essential missing from the past year: each other.’
UK News|Jun 3, 2021
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Rabbit holes of information on social media ‘make users less willing to get jab’
Research points finger at YouTube in particular for creating an ‘echo chamber’ effect.
UK News|Jun 3, 2021
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Palace ‘had practice of not employing minorities for clerical jobs in 1960s’
Race is an important issue for the monarchy after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex accused an unnamed member of the royal family of a racist comment.
UK News|Jun 2, 2021
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Huawei rolls out its own operating system to smartphones
The launch of HarmonyOS comes as Huawei remains cut off from Google’s services and some computer chips to power its devices.
World News|Jun 2, 2021
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There is a ‘deal to be had’ on global tech tax reform, Sunak says
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said he wanted to ensure a level playing field between high street firms and online giants.
UK News|May 30, 2021
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