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Study: Italy sees dip in AV piracy, but problem persists
A study by FAPAV/IPSOS reveals that the acts of audiovisual piracy in Italy decreased slightly in 2023 to 319 million, down from 345 million in 2022. Some 39 per cent of Italian adults engaged in piracy in 2023, down from 42 per cent in 2022. This piracy is estimated to have cost the Italian economy…
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Report: 5G changing CSPs’ FWA strategies
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) continues to grow in strength as a 5G use case for communications service providers (CSPs) globally with a sharp increase over the past year in the number of CSPs offering the service. The details, alongside Ericsson’s latest mobile industry forecasts, regional breakdowns and customer case studies, feature in the June 2024…
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England vs Slovenia pulls ITV’s biggest audience of 2024
ITV’s biggest audience of 2024 watched England’s final Euro 2024 group game against Slovenia on June 25th. The match peaked at 15.4 million viewers on ITV1 and ITVX. England drew 0-0 with Slovenia but, despite another underwhelming performance, it was enough to see them top Group C and head into the knockout stage of the…
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Australia’s eSafety commissioner waters down child abuse detection rules in online safety standards
Tech companies providing end-to-end encryption, including Apple, pushed for the changes, warning of mass government surveillance The Australian online safety regulator has watered down new rules to force tech companies to detect child abuse and terror content on encrypted messaging and cloud storage services, after some of the biggest tech firms in the world warned…
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Three strategies publishers are adopting to drive affiliate commerce revenue for Amazon Prime Day 2024
One of the most lucrative shopping holidays for publishers’ affiliate commerce businesses, Amazon Prime Day, is approaching. Commerce publishers saw higher conversion rates, order volumes and revenue year over year during last year’s two-day sales event. But Condé Nast, Gallery Media Group and She Media aren’t relying on last year’s strategies to maximize the revenue…
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Australia’s eSafety commissioner waters down child abuse detection rules in online safety standards
Tech companies providing end-to-end encryption, including Apple, pushed for the changes, warning of mass government surveillance The Australian online safety regulator has watered down new rules to force tech companies to detect child abuse and terror content on encrypted messaging and cloud storage services, after some of the biggest tech firms in the world warned…
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Australia’s eSafety commissioner waters down child abuse detection rules in online safety standards
Tech companies providing end-to-end encryption, including Apple, pushed for the changes, warning of mass government surveillance The Australian online safety regulator has watered down new rules to force tech companies to detect child abuse and terror content on encrypted messaging and cloud storage services, after some of the biggest tech firms in the world warned…
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ByteDance alleges US’s ‘singling out of TikTok’ is unconstitutional
Chinese firm recounts talks with US government that ended abruptly and says it spent $2bn to draft security agreement New legal filings from the Chinese tech firm ByteDance have challenged the US government’s “unconstitutional singling out of TikTok”, revealing fresh details about failed negotiations over a potential ban of the platform. Legislation signed in April…
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ByteDance alleges US’s ‘singling out of TikTok’ is unconstitutional
Chinese firm recounts talks with US government that ended abruptly and says it spent $2bn to draft security agreement New legal filings from the Chinese tech firm ByteDance have challenged the US government’s “unconstitutional singling out of TikTok”, revealing fresh details about failed negotiations over a potential ban of the platform. Legislation signed in April…
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ByteDance alleges US’s ‘singling out of TikTok’ is unconstitutional
Chinese firm recounts talks with US government that ended abruptly and says it spent $2bn to draft security agreement New legal filings from the Chinese tech firm ByteDance have challenged the US government’s “unconstitutional singling out of TikTok”, revealing fresh details about failed negotiations over a potential ban of the platform. Legislation signed in April…