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  • Morning Wire TV: Daily Market Snapshot (video)

    April 26, 2021

    Since early April, US equity markets have been in a persistent uptrend. That’s been is aided and abetted by (i) notable US dollar weakness; (ii) lower bond yields (resulting in tech outperformance); and (iii) a strong Q1 earnings season, with most US companies surprising markets to the upside. In that respect, and while US equity indices [...]

  • Joining the Clubhouse: Facebook launches push into booming audio market

    April 19, 2021

    Facebook has today announced a three-pronged push into the audio market after in year in which demand for platforms such as Clubhouse has boomed. The social media giant said it would build a new set of audio creation features in order to support people using the site to make their own content. The first of [...]

  • Priti Patel warns Facebook’s encryption plans could harm child safety

    April 19, 2021

    Facebook’s plans to roll out end-to-end encryption across its messaging platforms could mark a setback for efforts to protect children from online abuse, the home secretary is set to warn. The social media giant has unveiled plans to extend encryption — which means only the sender and recipient can view messages —— to Messenger and [...]

  • Facebook splashes out $23m on Mark Zuckerberg’s security

    April 14, 2021

    Facebook forked out more than $23m (£16.6m) on security for its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg last year. In a filing published this week the tech giant said it handed the boss $23.4m in compensation in 2020 to cover personal security at his homes and during personal travel. Of this, $13.4m represented a security allowance while [...]

  • UK must make tech firms pay for news, says competition watchdog

    April 13, 2021

    The UK must introduce a new code to ensure news publishers are fairly compensated for the use of their stories on tech platforms, the competition watchdog has said. Daniel Gordon, senior director of markets at the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), said his organisation agreed with the principles behind a new Australian law requiring tech [...]

  • Facebook News enters local news market in UK

    April 13, 2021

    Facebook News is adding a local news section designed to give more prominence to regional stories as well as those from national publications. The social network’s news section launched in the UK earlier this year as a dedicated space for news articles on the site. Facebook pays publishers for their content, which is shown in [...]

  • England cricket star Stuart Broad supports social media boycotts as sport takes steps to tackle online abuse

    April 12, 2021

    England cricketer Stuart Broad has become the latest high-profile sporting figure to back a boycott of social media. Football clubs Rangers and Swansea City have temporarily stopped posting on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook in protest at a perceived lack of action against online abuse. “There are great positives to social media but if we have [...]

  • Facebook has no plans to let 530m users know they were impacted by data breach

    April 7, 2021

    Facebook has no plans to let 530m users know they were impacted by data breach

  • UK launches new competition watchdog for Big Tech crackdown

    April 7, 2021

    Tech giants such as Facebook and Google are facing a tougher regulatory regime in the UK after a new watchdog aimed at curbing their power launched today. The Digital Markets Unit (DMU) will be charged with setting up new rules to give consumers more control over their data, promote online competition and crack down on [...]

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