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Do you want Google to use your health data for prediction?
You might not care about what’s in your medical records. But do you mind if Google do?
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Facebook launched Libra with lofty ambitions
Despite one over-ambitious launch, last week was the slowest week online in 6 months.
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Another week of online trend reports
Another week of online trend reports — a bit like oatmeal, more healthy than fun.
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Customers don't want AI
We are definitely not giving people what they want – according to new research data.
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Internet is Politics
Internet is politics. And, the latest tactics for Capture The Flag might be a tad challenging for the kids at camp.
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Female voice assistants reinforce gender bias
"We didn't really think about that". This week, there's a lot of mismatch between short-term goals and long-term consequences.
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Another week of privacy fails
Just another week of privacy fails. And no, you shouldn’t expect them to end.
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Chatbots sell
Replacing big tech CEOs with chatbots might give customers more sophisticated responses.
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The british don't want to know how popular you are
Facebook debuts a new look and shines the spotlight on groups Facebook's F8 developer conference took place last week, and Mark Zuckerberg (CEO and founder) revealed a new look for the platform on both mobile and desktop. This will arguably be the most drastic change to Facebook'
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The cost of violating the privacy of 50 million people? $5 billion
After a well deserved Easter break, you might wonder what happened online last week?
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What is Dark Social and how do you bring it to light?
So: When digital marketers talk about “dark social” and “dark posts”, they must mean the same thing, right? But no. Nothing is supposed to be easy in the world of buzzwords. You might be wondering: “What’s the difference?” “Dark social” was first used in 2012 by Alexis C. Madrigal
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Disney strikes back
Disney strikes back, Zuckerberg is considered bad for business, and K-pop bands are the big winners online.