A look at the continued erosion of our online rights
In light of the news Verizon has been poking and prodding the Oath terms and conditions, we decided to have a look at what other gems the internet giants bury in the complicated text.
In light of the news Verizon has been poking and prodding the Oath terms and conditions, we decided to have a look at what other gems the internet giants bury in the complicated text.
Facebook and Google-owned YouTube have both attempted to offer some transparency when it comes to one of today’s haziest trends: abusive, offensive or ‘inappropriate’ online content.
Swedish telco Tele2 has promised there is much to be optimistic about, directing investor attention towards acquisitions and away from the mixed bag of financial results for the first quarter of 2018.
Video is fast emerging as the Holy Grail for mobile operators and the numbers don’t lie. Facebook users consume eight billion videos a day and 82% of those active on Twitter view video content. Significantly, 90% of Twitter video views and 60% of YouTube views are now from users on mobile devices.
It has been one of the best kept secrets in the tech world, but in a letter to shareholders, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has revealed its Prime offering now has more than 100 million subscribers worldwide.
The convergence business model is a difficult one to crack, though some might argue Sky has the easier path to connected riches, and it is starting to pick up the pace.
On the day Counterpoint Research estimated Apple collected 86% the total handset market profits in Q4, rumours have resurfaced about the firm wandering further into the world of news service subscriptions.
Vodafone has announced it has completed the first test of its newly acquired 5G spectrum, with the new airwaves being used for a video call between Manchester and Newbury.
A FCC filing from Snap indicates the social media firm is set to have another stab at making its connected glasses work, after a tepid response to the first go.
The Alliance for Open Media has released the AOMedia Video Codec 1.0 (AV1) specification which promises the delivery of 4K UHD or higher online video for lower data usage and no royalties.
The trial hasn’t even begun yet and the lawyers are already at each other throats as AT&T files a pre-trial briefing attacking the basis of the Department of Justice case.
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Content is all the rage in the operator world, but it seems CenturyLink couldn’t cut the mustard as it bins its streaming service during the Beta test stages.
The UK Government has announced the development of new software which promises to automatically detect terrorist content on any online platform.
Facebook might be top-dog when it comes to the social media giants but recent estimates indicate its now more appealing to older generations while Snapchat is seemingly stealing its younger customers.
Now this is not something many people were expecting, but the ugly duckling of the social media giants posted its first ever profit in the last quarter.
Orange has announced it is starting to bounce with excitement over the prospect of 5G, opening up a few new test sites across Europe.
Snap has always been pretty good at coming up with new ideas to engage consumers but making money was always its Achilles heel.
Orange Spain and Seat have signed an agreement to promote new advances in the development and use of the connected car, promising to make it your home away from home.
New research from the Advertising Association and WARC has revealed UK ad spend on mobile was higher than TV spend for the first time.
Nokia takes 5G to the edge in Brooklyn https://t.co/RTheVg5DsF
25 April 2018 @ 11:45:14 UTC
A look at the continued erosion of our online rights https://t.co/HvHwiUtg8Z
25 April 2018 @ 11:45:10 UTC
Europe ponders whether Apple Shazam buy is too much like iSpy https://t.co/FO6vDmiMOj
24 April 2018 @ 17:27:21 UTC
Which reckons Vodafone sucks, Tutela doesn't https://t.co/ZRaY0NZkPW
24 April 2018 @ 17:27:19 UTC
Facebook and YouTube reveal their offensiveness offensive and intolerance of intolerance https://t.co/6mwf6n7Wgb
24 April 2018 @ 16:26:11 UTC