Narcissist? Moi? Never. Brits are gagging for Instagram
To many it is the ultimate in narcissism, but Instagram has still proved the most popular social media platform among…
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Group seeks €10bn pay-out over adtech GDPR breach
A Dutch consumer privacy group says it has given up on EU data protection authorities’ efforts to bring the adtech…
Denham works from home; 4,500 miles away in Canada
When the Government issued its advice for people to work from home “where possible”, it seems Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham…
Forget ‘Down & Dirty’, Simple wants to spread kindness
Unilever is testing the waters to see if new coronavirus-inspired conscientious, community-loving, caring and sharing consumer actually exists, with its…
Tesco beefs up Clubcard Plus with free online delivery
Tesco is set to retaliate against the expansion of the Amazon Fresh online grocery service by adding free delivery for…
Brands warned consumers can spot ‘tokenism’ a mile off
Brands can no longer get away with “tokenism” by simply plonking people of various ethnicities, backgrounds, and appearances in their…
ICO whacked for ‘pathetic’ response to A-level outrage
The Information Commissioner’s Office is facing mounting criticism for not doing enough to intervene in the escalating row over the…
Instagram rocked by action over ‘illegal’ biometic data
Instagram might have escaped the data protection scandals of its Facebook parent so far but that looks all set to…
Getting stuffed? Moonpig warns customers over log-ins
Moonpig customers have become the latest victims of so-called “credential stuffing”, which affects consumers who are too lazy to have…
Meatless Farm Co risks a stink with ‘M… F… Burger’ ad
The Meatless Farm Co is risking the wrath of the advertising watchdog – although it could also garner plenty of…