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  • Coronavirus jeopardises Airbnb stock market listing

    March 2, 2020

    Airbnb’s much-anticipated float could be in danger following the outbreak of the rapidly spreading coronavirus. Airbnb has been working towards floating on the stock market this year and was looking to start the process in March or April, according to Bloomberg sources. It could now be pushed back as consumers and businesses cancel travel plans [...]

  • Twitter shares jump as Elliott makes move to oust founder Jack Dorsey

    March 2, 2020

    Shares in Twitter rose more than eight per cent in early trading in New York this afternoon after it emerged an activist investor has launched a bid to oust founder Jack Dorsey. Elliott Management has built up a stake in the social media firm and has nominated four directors to its board. The New York-based [...]

  • Twitter bans ‘non-critical’ business travel over coronavirus fears

    March 2, 2020

    Twitter has rolled out a ban on all “non-critical” business travel and events as the social media firm ramps up its health precautions amid the coronavirus outbreak. In a blog post published yesterday, Twitter’s chief HR officer Jennifer Christie said the company had informed staff of the new measures at the end of last week. [...]

  • City Pages: Behind the scenes at Facebook, the secret lives of extremists and a Silicon Valley memoir

    March 1, 2020

    Facebook: The Inside Story by Steven Levy Review by Emily Nicolle In the past four years, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s world has been turned upside down. From a simple social media platform he created while studying at Harvard university first blossomed a networking supersite, that later became a regulatory and ethical data minefield which holds [...]

  • Arm sells cybersecurity business to Tory donor’s private equity firm

    March 1, 2020

    British chipmaker Arm has sold its cybersecurity division Trustonic to a private equity firm run by Tory party donor Edmund Lazarus. EMK Capital last week announced it had snapped up the cyber firm from Arm and Gemalto, a Dutch cyber firm now owned by Thales Group. Trustonic, which was was founded in 2012 as a [...]

  • Activist Elliott builds Twitter stake as it plots ousting of Jack Dorsey

    March 1, 2020

    Activist investor Elliott Management has built up a stake in Twitter in a bid to oust the social media site’s founder Jack Dorsey as chief executive. The New York-based hedge fund, founded by billionaire Paul Singer, has nominated four directors to Twitter’s board, Bloomberg reported. Elliott is also said to be plotting the removal of [...]

  • Lair of the Clockwork God review: Point-and-click meets platforming in this genre-melding comedy adventure

    February 27, 2020

    You might think that Lair of the Clockwork God, a game that’s one half classic point-and-click adventure, and the other half a modern indie darling platformer, would tend to pull the player in two painfully opposing directions. These are seemingly irreconcilable genres of the past and present, a square peg and a round peg, violently [...]

  • Is the flip-phone making a comeback?

    February 27, 2020

    Cancelled due to coronavirus fears, Mobile World Conference was scheduled to be taking place in Barcelona this week. But despite the cancellation of the conference itself, the event continues to be the industry’s leading stage for product announcements online, with manufacturers who had been primed to reveal new devices instead turning to livestreams and remote [...]

  • Facebook and Google ad revenue to surpass TV for first time

    February 27, 2020

    Brands are set to splash out more advertising dollars on tech titans Facebook and Google than the entire global TV sector this year, according to figures released today. Advertising revenue for Facebook and Google parent company Alphabet is forecast to reach $231.9bn (£185bn) in 2020, according to industry body Warc. TV ad spend is set [...]

  • Online harms laws will not harm free speech, vows Ofcom boss

    February 27, 2020

    The rollout of new laws to tackle so-called online harms will not lead to censorship or damage free speech, a top Ofcom executive has said. Earlier this month the government said it would appoint Ofcom as Britain’s first internet watchdog, tasked with crackdown down on illegal and harmful material on social media sites. The beefed-up [...]

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