by alex | Jul 27, 2017 | newsletter
It has been reported that in a move to satisfy the publishers on its social network, Facebook may soon be moving over to charging its users for reading news on its platform. Keeping Publishers Happy Facebook is reported to be in the early stages of talks with various...
by alex | Jul 27, 2017 | newsletter
In the interest of starting the kids early with life skills, The Halifax is enlisting the help of young YouTube stars / ‘vloggers’, to help teach other children about basic money management. Halifax and the Young Vloggers What better way is there to communicate with...
by alex | Jul 27, 2017 | newsletter
The Information Commissioner’s Office has fined MoneySuperMarket £80,000 for sending 7 million emails to former subscribers who had already opted out of receiving communications from the company. What Happened? It has been reported that MoneySuperMarket sent 7.1...
by alex | Jul 20, 2017 | newsletter
The Digital Economy Act, which comes into force in nine months, will mean that those trying to view pornography on any commercial website or online platform available people in the UK could face a compulsory age check. What Is The Digital Economy Act? The Digital...
by alex | Jul 20, 2017 | newsletter
An announcement on the Korean website of Samsung indicates that it plans to recover and re-use components, and recycle precious materials from its stock of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, the production of which was stopped last October after incidents of some phones...
by alex | Jul 20, 2017 | newsletter
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is reportedly seeking to introduce a law that will force technology companies to give law enforcement agencies access to encrypted messages. Like the UK Investigatory Powers Act The proposed law is to be introduced with the...
