Tech giants face new competition regime to tackle data and advertising dominance
It comes as a report warned that news publishers face an ‘existential threat’ from dominant tech giants.
UK News|Nov 27, 2020
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The price of freedom?
I KNEW it would get a reaction. Putting your head over the parapet always does.
Lord Digby|Nov 25, 2020
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Gomez singer Tom Gray claims streaming payments to artists are ‘pretty horrific’
He spoke during a DCMS Committee inquiry into the effect of streaming on the music industry.
UK News|Nov 24, 2020
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MPs ask tech giants to explain handling of coronavirus vaccine misinformation
Latest misinformation concern turns to ‘anti-vax’ movement over fears it could jeopardise progress.
UK News|Nov 23, 2020
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Tech giants join Government and experts to tackle misinformation on virus
Campaigners warn bad information could ‘undermine trust in medicine when it matters most’.
UK News|Nov 20, 2020
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Scotland’s poet laureate ‘inspired’ by Jamaican-born muse for Victorian artists
Jackie Kay saw portraits of Fanny Eaton while browsing the online archives of a museum.
UK News|Nov 18, 2020
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Ready for action?
As P&R’s tsars bed into their challenging new roles and deputies fumble to fund their election promises, Richard Graham is watching developments with interest.
Voices|Nov 18, 2020
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Huawei offloads Honor brand in face of US sanctions
American officials say Huawei might facilitate Chinese spying, which the company denies.
World News|Nov 17, 2020
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Privacy activists in EU file complaints over iPhone tracking
A group said it has asked data protection authorities in Germany and Spain to examine the legality of Apple’s tracking codes.
World News|Nov 16, 2020
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EU hits Amazon with competition charges over third-party sellers
The European Commission filed charges to the US tech giant, which has rejected the accusations, on Tuesday.
UK News|Nov 10, 2020
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EU files charges against Amazon over use of data
Amazon has rejected the accusations.
World News|Nov 10, 2020
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Parents ‘concerned about fake news but few showing children how to spot it’
The research commissioned by online safety group Internet Matters found more than a third worry about youngsters seeing Covid-19 misinformation.
UK News|Nov 10, 2020
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GCHQ tackling anti-vaccine disinformation linked to Russia – report
The UK spy agency is reportedly targeting state-linked attempts to spread content designed to undermine trust in vaccine research.
UK News|Nov 9, 2020
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Map aims to show First World War casualties nationwide
People will then be able to search the map by street, school or surname for details of war casualties.
UK News|Nov 7, 2020
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Online Harms Bill lacking clarity, industry warns
Tech firms and other organisations have provided their thoughts on the proposed regulation.
UK News|Nov 6, 2020
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