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Tag Archives: ‘potential

HTTP/2 rapid reset flaw exposes web traffic to potential attacks

HTTP/2 rapid reset flaw exposes web traffic to potential attacks Maxwell William / Oct 14, 2023   A recently discovered flaw in the HTTP/2 protocol, which underpins a significant portion of web traffic, has raised concerns among cybersecurity experts. The vulnerability, known as the “rapid reset flaw,” could potentially expose users to a range of … Continue reading HTTP/2 rapid reset flaw exposes web traffic to potential attacks

EU seeks feedback on potential regulation of Microsoft and Apple services

EU seeks feedback on potential regulation of Microsoft and Apple services Radek Zielinski / Oct 10, 2023   The European Union is actively investigating whether several key services from tech giants Microsoft and Apple should fall under the bloc’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA), which aims to increase competition in the digital sector. According to … Continue reading EU seeks feedback on potential regulation of Microsoft and Apple services

Adalytics Exec Advises YouTube Advertisers To Assess Potential Exposure To Kids’ Privacy Issues

Adalytics Exec Advises YouTube Advertisers To Assess Potential Exposure To Kids’ Privacy Issues by Karlene Lukovitz  @KLmarketdaily, August 18, 2023 In the wake of a new Adalytics report indicating that ads in Google kids’ channels may be leading to collection and distribution of children’s data without parental consent, the research firm is advising YouTube advertisers … Continue reading Adalytics Exec Advises YouTube Advertisers To Assess Potential Exposure To Kids’ Privacy Issues

10 steps to target and connect with potential customers effectively

Are you rolling out a new marketing plan or looking to give your current one a face-lift? Here are 10 proven tactics to get new customers (that cost almost nothing). Tim Parkin on January 24, 2023 Every business needs new customers. Fortunately, some proven tactics work to consistently attract and convert customers like clockwork.  You … Continue reading 10 steps to target and connect with potential customers effectively

Roblox’s Advertising Test: Glimpse Into Marketing Potential Of Metaverse

Roblox’s Advertising Test: Glimpse Into Marketing Potential Of Metaverse by Whitney Fishman Zember , September 22, 2022 Free-to-play metaverse-esque Roblox has announced a test for in-game advertisements for both brands and creators. According to Roblox, its developers and creators earned over $500 million within Roblox last year. That’s a lot of opportunity for creators, brands, and players … Continue reading Roblox’s Advertising Test: Glimpse Into Marketing Potential Of Metaverse

Meta dissolves team responsible for discovering ‘potential harms to society’ in its own products

Meta’s revenue shrank for the first time in its history And Meta’s Reality Labs cost the company almost $3 billion last quarter. N. Ingraham   Carlos Barria / reuters Facebook parent company Meta has just reported its earnings for the second quarter of 2022, and it was another quarter of shrinking profits. Total revenue of … Continue reading Meta dissolves team responsible for discovering ‘potential harms to society’ in its own products

Ad Industry Prepares To Fight Potential FTC Privacy Rules

Ad Industry Prepares To Fight Potential FTC Privacy Rules by Wendy Davis , Staff Writer @wendyndavis, August 11, 2022 Almost one year ago, the watchdog Accountable Tech urged the Federal Trade Commission to issue rules that could outlaw “surveillance advertising,” loosely defined as serving ads to people based on their activities across websites and apps. On … Continue reading Ad Industry Prepares To Fight Potential FTC Privacy Rules

We have the potential to get happier (and more successful) as we get older. Here’s how

By Next Big Idea Club     April 20, 2022 Arthur C. Brooks is an American social scientist, the William Henry Bloomberg Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School, and Professor of Management Practice at the Harvard Business School. He has authored eleven books, including the bestsellers Love Your Enemies and The … Continue reading We have the potential to get happier (and more successful) as we get older. Here’s how

Nine women accuse Sony of systemic sexism in a potential class-action lawsuit

Activision Blizzard continues to remove employees amid misconduct allegations But CEO Bobby Kotick reportedly tried to keep a lid on the exact figures. K. Holt @krisholt January 17th, 2022 Drew Angerer via Getty Images Since July, 37 Activision Blizzard employees have been fired or forced out and another 44 have been disciplined as the company … Continue reading Nine women accuse Sony of systemic sexism in a potential class-action lawsuit