Turning up the heat: Brussels opens duopoly data probe
Google and Facebook are facing yet another investigation into their operations, with the European Commission launching a preliminary inquiry over…
Digital ad duopoly threat to human rights, says Amnesty
Amnesty International – the organisation which works to expose torture, wrongful imprisonment and ethnic cleansing – has turned its fire…
Jellyfish signs deal with French group for global push
Jellyfish, the digital agency which earlier this year swallowed up former Callcredit shop Lattitude, has signed an investment deal with…
Google and Facebook swat off threats and tighten grip
Google and Facebook may be under greater scrutiny than ever but their domination of the UK digital ad market shows…
Here we go again: Google back in dock for data tracking
The Court of Appeal has paved the way for iPhone users to sue Google for damages over the alleged abuse…
EU court rejects global ‘right to be forgotten’ demands
Google has secured a landmark victory in Europe’s top court after lawmakers kicked out demands from the French data protection…
Offal row: Google rips down café’s ‘offensive’ faggot ad
Someone better get on the blower to Kerry Foods to warn bosses to review any plans they might have to…
New offensive opens in war to prove Google flouts GDPR
Google’s Authorised Buyers real-time bidding system, used by millions of websites to serve ads to users, deliberately leaks personal data…
Brussels turns its sights on to ‘unfair’ Google for Jobs
Brussels is continuing its pursuit of Google’s dominance of the online world by launching a fresh investigation into the company’s…
Google taps into data insight for summer outdoor blitz
Further proof that tech giants love nothing more than to splash the cash on traditional media to tell the world…