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A new report by the Regulatory Horizons Council, an independent committee identifying the implications of technological innovation, has set out how the UK could take a leading role in shaping regulation for genetic technologies.
2/9/2021
Tech trade association techUK has set out recommendations to support the adoption and scaling of Intelligent Automation (IA) in central government.
2/9/2021
UK-based neobank Zopa has launched a broadband comparison and switching service on its app. The new option will be offered alongside the company’s existing energy switching service.
1/9/2021
Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV+ could face stricter rules designed to protect UK audiences from harmful material.
1/9/2021
Online game companies are being forced offer one-hour only slots to children in China. On Monday, the country’s National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) published a notice on preventing kids from becoming addicted to online games.
31/8/2021
Demand for the Tech Nation Visa has increased significantly in the past year. The Tech Nation Visa enables tech talent from around the world, both founders and employees with technical or business backgrounds, to work in the UK’s digital technology sector.
31/8/2021
Four of the largest US BigTech companies have topped the list for EU lobby spending, according to new research. A study from campaign groups Corporate Europe Observatory and LobbyControl found that Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple have spent the most on lobbying EU institutions.
31/8/2021
The government’s post-Brexit data strategy to boost trade and healthcare is welcome but must also incentivise ethics and focus on climate change, industry experts have said.
27/8/2021
Digital fashion start-up DRESSX is launching a new Non-Fungible Token (NFT) store on Crypto.com, the marketplace for trading and collecting NFTs. NFTs are units of data, or virtual assets that are stored on a blockchain ledger.
27/8/2021
Linktree, the tool that enables users to share multiple website links on social media, has partnered with PayPal to expand its payments service. Launched in March, Commerce Links enables users to take payments directly on their Linktree.
27/8/2021
OnlyFans, the London-based content subscription platform, has paused plans to ban explicit photos and videos after widespread backlash from users. Last week, the platform announced that there would be a ban on explicit images on 1 October.
26/8/2021
The Government has picked its preferred candidate to head up the UK’s privacy watchdog. On Thursday the culture secretary announced that John Edwards, who is the current privacy commissioner of New Zealand, is the favourite to take over as UK information commissioner.
26/8/2021
Zoom has announced it is preparing for a hybrid approach in its return to the workplace. The business is mixing remote and in-office work, enabled by the Zoom platform.
26/8/2021
Virgin Hyperloop has released a video demonstrating how its 670-mph passenger pod technology works. The US transportation technology company claims that the travel system can connect cities in minutes.
25/8/2021
A new clinical trial is to investigate whether a third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine will improve the immune response for people with weakened immune systems.
25/8/2021