Digital ID ‘will be hackers heaven and civil liberties hell’
Privacy groups, data protection experts and British consumers have attacked the Government’s plan to introduce a mandatory digital ID scheme,…
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Supermarkets set to fight the good fight on obesity
The Government wants supermarkets, as well as food and drink brands, to be on the front line of the fight…
£380m Govt plan to boost agencies but SMEs cry foul
UK agency body the IPA has joined the Advertising Association in throwing its weight behind the Government’s Industrial Strategy &…
AA hails Cannes haul as Govt reveals creative strategy
The UK advertising industry might have had to wait for a late spurt of awards at Cannes Lions, but it…
Four years in the making, UK data reforms are passed
The Data (Use & Access) Bill has finally cleared both houses, despite a last-minute attempt by the Lords to introduce…
Ministers invoke 1678 law to block AI copyright protest
The Government has been accused of abandoning the creative sector after ministers used a parliamentary procedure dating from 1678 to…
CMA ‘must bring dominant US tech giants to heel – now’
The UK’s competition regulator should be given even stronger powers to fast track action against US technology giants and finally…
Data reforms hit as Lords mount revolt over AI copyright
The Data (Use & Access) Bill has been hit by a major revolt in the House of Lords after peers…
Data reforms inch closer but Govt fails to defuse AI row
The Government’s data reforms have moved ever closer to becoming law with the third reading of the Data (Use &…
Govt wades in as Co-op and M&S cyber attacks escalate
The Government has urged businesses of all sizes to treat cyber security as an “absolute priority” following the wave of…