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  • Zuckerberg: Advertisers will be back on Facebook ‘soon enough’

    July 2, 2020

    Mark Zuckerberg has brushed off staff concerns of an ongoing advertising boycott at Facebook, saying it will have very little impact on the business. The Facebook chief executive told employees at an internal meeting last week that the move only affects a “small” chunk of its revenue, adding: “My guess is that all these advertisers [...]

  • Fresh calls for guarantees on digital taxation in future UK-US trade deal

    July 2, 2020

    One of America’s largest internet advocacy groups has published a six-point wish list for a future UK-US trade deal, including calls for no unilateral digital taxes. The Internet Association’s new white paper calls for a future trade deal to include provisions to ensure the free flow of information between the two countries, a guarantee to [...]

  • Twitter removes image tweeted by Trump over copyright complaint

    July 2, 2020

    Twitter took down an image in a tweet posted by US President Donald Trump, in the latest of a slew of content complaints against the president on the platform. Trump tweeted an image yesterday that featured a picture of himself, overlaid with the text: “In reality they’re not after me they’re after you I’m just [...]

  • Hospitality venues raise the bar as pubs’ re-opening app-roaches

    July 1, 2020  |  City Talk

    ‘Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps’: no longer (for the time being, at least) a request delivered while waiting at the bar. Instead, a request delivered electronically by smartphone app from a safe, social distance. Technology’s reach knows no bounds as Britain’s public houses – stereotypically bastions of resistance to digital accoutrements [...]

  • Tesla surpasses Toyota to become world’s most valuable carmaker

    July 1, 2020

    Electric carmaker Tesla today became the world’s most valuable automobile manufacturer, eclipsing Toyota to take the crown. Tesla’s market value is now at $208bn, as shares rose more than five per cent to reach record highs of $1,132 earlier today. In comparison, Toyota was worth approximately $202bn following a small drop in its Japan-listed shares [...]

  • OECD insists US remains part of global talks on digital tax

    July 1, 2020

    The OECD has said the US is still taking part in discussions around a global digital tax solution, despite statements to the contrary from Washington. US treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin said earlier this month the US would leave the talks if several European countries did not halt their plans for independent digital taxes, including the [...]

  • Tesla to pay Musk $1m for lawsuit insurance policy

    July 1, 2020

    Tesla has said it plans to bring an end to an unusual insurance arrangement with its chief executive, which safeguards its board members against lawsuits, after a final payment of $1m. Tesla’s chief executive Elon Musk has been personally indemnifying the firm’s board, after he said in April that he believed insurance premiums from other [...]

  • Competition watchdog pressures government to take on tech giants

    July 1, 2020

    The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said existing UK laws are not suitable for effective regulation, calling on the government to overhaul its structure so it can better tackle tech market dominance. The watchdog said it needs more support to govern the behaviour of “major platforms funded by digital advertising, like Google and Facebook”, [...]

  • Innovation is the only way to recover from the Covid crisis

    July 1, 2020

    One silver lining of the Covid-19 crisis has been a surge in innovation.  Enterprising firms have invented both new products and different ways of delivering existing ones. Innovation is the life blood of any prosperous economy. Innovation is much more than a scientific invention. It turns inventions into things of practical and affordable use to [...]

  • Microsoft to train up 25m people with digital skills in wake of coronavirus crisis

    June 30, 2020

    About 25m workers are set to get free online training in digital skills from Microsoft, as the computer giant bids to give the ailing global economy a boost amid the coronavirus pandemic. The training, which will be available to workers around the world, is designed to teach skills that Microsoft says people need to get [...]

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