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Government regulators are closely monitoring the BBC website’s coverage of the England cricket tour of India, amid concern that the broadcaster is providing commentary on a series for which they have not paid. The BBC are adamant that their Cricket Social audio feed is not a live commentary, but rather discussion and analysis by the … Read more
The Punisher character faces scrutiny after rioters seen wearing logo amid Capitol invasion By Dailymail.com Reporter Published: 23:47 GMT, 14 January 2021 | Updated: 23:47 GMT, 14 January 2021 The Punisher character and Marvel are falling under extra scrutiny after rioters were seen wearing the likeness of the character amid their January 6 invasion of … Read more
Accelerating the transition to an ever more digital existence, the coronavirus pandemic has tightened tech giants’ grip on billions of customers’ lives. Governments and users are belatedly coming to terms with the power held by the likes of Apple and Amazon, particularly in focus this year thanks to their role in everything from setting up … Read more
Independent investigation into Boohoo’s supply chain to call for public evidence and investigate whether it ‘had knowledge of the allegations’ By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 00:24 BST, 29 July 2020 | Updated: 00:24 BST, 29 July 2020 The independent investigation into Boohoo’s supply chain will call for public evidence and investigate whether … Read more
Ministers considering new State regulator to control activities of Britain’s thousands of tax advisers offering services to more than 12million people By Dan Atkinson, Financial Mail on Sunday Published: 21:55 BST, 11 July 2020 | Updated: 22:55 BST, 11 July 2020 Ministers are considering a powerful new State regulator to control the activities of Britain’s … Read more
Facebook lets US users turn off political ads following months of scrutiny for allowing misinformation to spread on the platform Facebook is giving US users the power to turn off political ads on the platform The move follows months of scrutiny due to the firm allowing misinformation Certain ads include an option to turn off … Read more
ANOTHER Georgia senator faces questions over shares sell-off as it’s revealed he dumped 34 stocks worth $825,000 in March after closed-door coronavirus briefings Sen. David Purdue, a Georgia Republican, is facing questions over a flurry of stock transactions he made in March Purdue’s rate of trading increased threefold in comparison to past months, amid the … Read more