With such recent events such as the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the Canva hack, data privacy has become an increasingly [more]
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AugWhy Data Privacy Matters
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MayWhy more information is not always better
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Managing information used to be a problem reserved for newspapers and librarians. But with the dawn of the information age, [more]
02
JanWhy Stories Are The Future of The News Feed
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Since it’s release by Facebook in 2006, the News Feed has been in the news a lot and often not [more]
18
SepHow Social Media is Sucking the Life Out of Your Social Life
Tags: culture, digital nomadry, facebook, Future, smartphone addiction, social, social media, Technology
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Facebook states as its “mission” on its own Facebook page to “Give people the power to build community and bring the [more]
What would aliens think if they were to suddenly drop into the Earth’s atmosphere and peer out over our cities [more]
As if just waking up from a hazy dream and shaking off the grogginess of FOMO, we’ve finally decided to [more]
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FebBefore a new medicine is available for public use, it’s tested to make sure it’s safe through a three-stage clinical trial [more]
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NovAs a business, wherever people are spending their time and attention is where you want to be. For a long [more]
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Oct
Facebook founder Mark Zukerberg has announced that Facebook are now working on the addition of a Dislike button on the [more]
09
JulFacebook vs Google Plus vs Twitter
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I’m new to Google Plus but I’ve already spent a fair amount of time updating my Google Profile, creating circles [more]
21
FebSocial media no longer sexy
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Ask any traditional marketer about her potential marketplace and she’ll bark on about demographics, age, gender and various other segmentation [more]
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FebLike many I’ve been using Facebook for a number of years. In that time it’s gone through various versions and [more]
23
SepIntelligent browsing is here
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We are starting to see the beginnings of intelligent browsers that are centred around the needs of people and not [more]
22
SepEmail is dead?
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Radical? Not really, but communication is changing and that does mean the use of email as the defacto communication medium [more]
14
SepZuckerberg…unplugged
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The somewhat quiet and reserved founder of Facebook is going to be the central character in a new Hollywood film [more]
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SepYou cannot help to notice that privacy is fast becoming one of the hottest subjects in town. Driven, in part, [more]
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SepAfter Kevin Rose (founder of Digg) dropped the rumour bomb in late June of the arrival on the scene of [more]
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