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TikTok still doesn’t offer monetisation despite 44% off all-time downloads happening in 2019 0
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- 29 January 2020
TikTok still doesn’t offer monetisation despite 44% off all-time downloads happening in 2019 In 2019, TikTok recorded outstanding growth both in terms of downloads and revenue, in spite of the U.S. government’s apprehension towards the newest app sensation which recently resulted in the U.S. Navy banning its service members from using it. Based on the
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UK slips to 13th place in Digital Readiness rankings topped by Singapore 0
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- 20 January 2020
Cisco has revealed its Global Digital Readiness Index developed in order to measure the level of digital readiness of 141 countries worldwide. In this year’s edition, Singapore leads the way for other countries, as out of the world’s ten major economies, only the US made it to top-ten of the ranking. Although we must be
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Public-private collaboration can be a key factor in 5G success 0
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- 27 December 2019
Public-private collaboration can be a key factor in 5G success In many aspects, federal agencies and firms from the communications technology sector are worlds apart. When these worlds collide, it can lead to great things. The creative nature of the industry, combined with strict requirements of government use cases, can inspire innovative solutions or, in
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Apple protests German law mandating opening up iPhone’s NFC chip for payments 0
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- 19 November 2019
Apple has contested a bill passed by German legislators that would force the company to open up the NFC chip used in its devices for Apple Pay to rival mobile services in the country. Back in September, the European Payment Service Directive PSD2 was implemented into national laws. Under its guidelines, banks must make their
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Snapchat claims, unlike Facebook, it fact-checks all political advertisements 0
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- 18 November 2019
After Facebook has been criticized for its policies on political advertisements in the recent weeks, Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel has voiced his support for fact-checking politicians. In an interview on CNBC, he asserted that all advertising, including political advertising, is subject to review. He also highlighted the importance of placing factual political ads on Snapchat,
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