Google and Facebook have expanded into virtually every corner of our lives with little or no oversight. 2020 may be the year of regulatory reckoning.
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Welcome to the luxury internet, where privacy is available — for a price.
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Branding is a tricky business — we know. Facebook’s recent snafu sheds light on the why and how of a good (or bad) rebrand.
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The Chinese government is warming to Blockchain. What can the world’s 2nd largest economy learn from early adopters?
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When it comes to your brand identity, timing is everything.
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Understanding the nexus of business and technology starts with trust.
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The remittence market is set for disruption and the UAE is primed to lead. Will the next finch unicorn hail from Abu Dhabi?
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The UAE Space Agency’s greatest impact will be back on Earth.
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Time to take stock of urban innovation
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The global remittance market is ripe for disruption and Facebook is jockeying for position. Now is the time for regional players to make a move.
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Facebook’s Libra is about more than cryptocurrency
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Data collection has transformed how we live, eat, and shop.
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The US has opened new antitrust cases against Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon. But can old laws answer today’s challenges?
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Facebook is taking steps into the realm of content moderation, but it is missing a balanced global viewpoint.
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To fix the internet, we need to go back to basics
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Can the new breed of super-apps survive global attempts at regulating internet monopolies?
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Are monopolized platforms the future of social media and the internet as we know it?
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Facebook and Google dominate more than half the world’s internet advertising market, wielding incredible power over how we engage online. But the regulation debate is heating up.
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One thing has become glaringly clear around the world over the last year: Trust is in short supply.
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As a result of their constituent size and influence, Facebook and other major technology companies have started to behave a lot more like countries than companies.
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