Hyperoptic goes on the offensive over mid-contract price rises
UK fibre altnet Hyperoptic has launched a TV ad campaign designed to shame the big telcos for their impending price rises.
UK fibre altnet Hyperoptic has launched a TV ad campaign designed to shame the big telcos for their impending price rises.
Some of the biggest operators in Europe are getting together to offer ad-targeting tools to marketers.
Google’s Q2 2022 results registered 13% growth in revenue, while Microsoft enjoyed a 12% hike, but investor were apparently expecting more.
US operator group T-Mobile is using information about apps downloaded onto phones to help target advertising, which poses questions about user privacy.
Iliad has had a slap on the wrist in Italy for misleading consumers over its 5G offer… and it’s not happy about it.
From the people who brought you robot shaving, we now have remote air traffic controlling.
UK MNO Three has decided it has ‘come of age’ now that it’s 18 years old and is celebrating with a new ad campaign showing some of the stuff you can do with a phone.
Verizon really does have the fastest 5G in the world, or at least it is allowed to make that claim through its advertising, according to an advertising standards ruling this week.
Tech PR agency CC Group chatted to 100 global telecoms tech buyers to see what gets them to splash the cash and it turns out trade press is right up there.
Internet giant Amazon is trying to convince its warehouse workers not to unionize, but its disturbing ads run on Twitch break the streaming service’s rules so they’ve been taken down.
Anyone who questioned the desirability of the US President being banned by social media companies was told they can do what they want. Does the same principle apply to Facebook in Australia?
Apple made a bunch of claims about the water resistance of some iPhones, but the Italian Antitrust Authority didn’t like them and has fined Apple €10 million accordingly.
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) is suing internet giant Google for anticompetitive practices relating to search and search advertising.
Social media giant Facebook has been under constant regulatory and governmental scrutiny for years, but now it faces its most fearsome adversary yet.
AT&T is mulling the launch of mobile phone services that are subsidised by advertising, according to reports.
Facebook is up in arms over Apple’s plan to let users opt out of sharing their Web-usage data with the social network.
Ever keen not to be out done by rival AT&T, Verizon has manged to get told off for making misleading claims through its 5G marketing.
A bunch of Facebook execs met with representatives of a group that is attempting to impose its will on the company by pressuring its commercial partners.
Between them, Google and Facebook control 80% of the UK digital advertising market and that’s not healthy for competition or the consumer.
A blatant display of targeted, coordinated censorship has resulted in Google threatening two news sites with demonetization unless they delete specified comments sections.
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UK regulator Ofcom says licenses for unused 2100 MHz (1900-1920 MHz) spectrum may be revoked the and the spectrum r hhttps://t.co/ZqPsmJjAwT
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Figures for 2022 show that while the telecoms equipment sales rose in 2022 by 1%, it's a declining rate of growth. hhttps://t.co/yaUiZXX6GD
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