EU to introduce new rules on political advertising on online platforms
The organisation aims to fully enforce the new laws by spring 2023, a year before the European Parliament…
Regulation
The UK is using less cash than ever before, but campaigners urge caution over a full cashless switch
19 Feb 20Changing payment trends are pushing the UK increasingly towards a cashless society, but not everybody is ready for…
The two ‘young changemakers’ trying to tackle Indonesia’s plastic problem
28 Jan 20Indonesia is second only to China for its contributions to marine plastic pollution - but it has pledged…
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty says trust is the ‘defining issue of our time’
04 Oct 19CEO Rometty believes "trust" is one reason IBM has continued to thrive for more than a century –…
How nuclear industry perceives Chernobyl TV series – and what season two would involve if it was ever made
16 Aug 19HBO's dramatisation of the Chernobyl meltdown has caused a stir in the nuclear industry and while there's no…
More than 1.1 million businesses could miss the Making Tax Digital deadline
26 Mar 19Only a fraction of UK businesses have registered for the new Making Tax Digital regulation ahead of the…
How to avoid the email scam that saw Facebook and Google lose over $100m
25 Mar 19A Lithuanian man impersonated a Taiwanese computer company to con the tech giants out of $121m
Five recommendations of the Furman Review on how to tackle the tech giants
14 Mar 19The UK government should take a firmer stance against the “bullying tactics” of tech giants, such as Google…
Digital ethics: Eight ways to ensure UK tech innovation retains morals
26 Feb 19TechUK has come up with eight ideas on how to address digital ethics issues in 2019 after tech…
Small businesses stand to gain £6.9bn a year from Making Tax Digital due to productivity boost
26 Feb 19SMEs could make annual gains of £6.9bn as part of the Making Tax Digital benefits, according to a…