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  • Tech stocks get ready for a rocky road ahead

    October 24, 2022

    BIG TECH braces itself for another testing earnings season, as the biggest names in Silicon Valley post their quarterly figures this week. Kicking off the tumble last Friday, Snapchat posted a rocky quarter, citing squeezed ad spend and ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty as the main driver. Not only has Snapchat’s parent firm lost a quarter of [...]

  • Former Google boss says regulation must focus on choice rather than tech interference

    October 24, 2022

    Former Google ads boss said the government needs do more to restrict market dominance, but shouldn’t interfere too much with how the tech ecosystem actually works. Speaking with Morning Wire, former Silicon Valley exec turned search-engine startup founder Sridhar Ramaswamy said that regulators need to find a balance between keeping behemoths like Apple and Google [...]

  • Google searches for inflation surge by 1000 per cent and overtake Coronavirus

    October 24, 2022

    Google searches for inflation have now overtaken people concerned by Coronavirus.  Between July and October of this year, searches for inflation have surged by more than 1000 per cent compared to last year. This comes as the UK, US and large parts of Europe are gripped by soaring energy and food prices due in part [...]

  • Rumour mill: Musk takeover spells mass job cuts for Twitter staff

    October 21, 2022

    Elon Musk has told prospective investors that he plans to axe nearly 75 per cent of Twitter’s staff, as the billionaire continues to push forward with a takeover deal. According to reports from the Washington Post, although HR teams have reassured employees that mass layoffs were not coming any time soon, documents showed that plans [...]

  • YouTube bets on personalisation as the online video giant copies Twitter handles

    October 21, 2022

    Youtube said it would be introducing handles in the coming weeks to make it easier for members of the community to find and connect with each other. In an announcement today, the Google-owned video site said handles will be unique to each channel and will be how people mention each other in comments, community posts, [...]

  • Advertising cuts continue to sting Snapchat

    October 21, 2022

    Snapchat’s growth continued to plateau this quarter as the advertising slump continues for the social media company. Falling well below most Wall Street estimates, Snap’s said revenue climbed a humble six per cent to $1,13bn, while net losses widened from $72m to $360m. Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation was $73m, compared to [...]

  • Pressure mounts to save end-to-end encryption cull in online safety laws

    October 21, 2022

    The rallying cry to block new laws that could undermine end-to-end encryption have grown louder today, as free speech groups urge the government to rethink its strategy to online safety. In a fresh call this morning, the Global Encryption Coalition, which includes anonymity network Tor and Open Rights Group, said the online safety bill should [...]

  • AT&T’s pivot away from media and towards telcos starts paying off

    October 20, 2022

    Shares soared for AT&T this afternoon as the firm’s enhanced focus towards telecoms appears to be paying off. The telcos giant posted an adjusted profit of 68 cents per share on revenue of $30bn in its third quarter, topping to the 61 cents and $29.86bn analysts had predicted. The third largest provider of mobile phone services in the US [...]

  • IT industry is ‘recession-proof’ as businesses look to cut costs

    October 20, 2022

    The IT industry is “recession-proof”, according to a top analyst at market research giant Gartner, despite economic downturns pushing businesses to trim costs. Global spending on IT, which includes software, devices, communications services and data centres, is forecast to total $4.6 trillion in 2023 – a jump of more than five per cent in comparison [...]

  • Government committee launches inquiry to regulate AI in the UK

    October 20, 2022

    A government Committee has launched an inquiry into artificial intelligence in a bid to regulate it as it become an increasingly appealing avenue for businesses. “AI is already transforming almost every area of research and business. It has extraordinary potential but there are concerns about how the existing regulatory system is suited to a world [...]

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