In today's ExchangeWire news digest: a new EU ruling deals a major blow to Meta's business model; Microsoft considers integrating OpenAI's ChatGPT into Bing; and Coinbase reaches a USD$100m (~£83m) settlement with New York regulators. EU ruling could mean curtains for [...]

This week: Apple relents to the EU and opens its system to outside app stores, Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard faces renewed threat from FTC... The world of tech was rocked this week by the announcement that Apple would open its [...]

This week: Meta’s targeted ad model struck by EU privacy regulators, New Zealand to make tech firms pay for news… The tech sector this week was dominated by the news that Meta’s targeted ad model is to be restricted by privacy [...]

In today’s ExchangeWire news digest: Meta’s targeted ad model takes a hit as European Union privacy regulators rule against its use; and European tech companies drop over USD$400bn (~£328.2bn) in value due to funding freeze. Meta’s targeted ad model to be [...]

In today's ExchangeWire news digest: the UK government finalises new regulation to control the cryptocurrency industry; Getir prepares to acquire competitor firm Gorillas; and crypto giant Circle cancels its USD$9bn (~£7.34bn) deal to go public. UK government finalises plans to tame [...]

This week: Disney reappoints Bob Iger as its CEO, Meta faces legal action in the UK for collecting user data against their wishes... Another dramatic week in ad tech began with the reappointment of Bob Iger as Disney CEO. Iger replaces [...]

In today's ExchangeWire news digest: Meta adapts its VR headsets to appease Germany’s watchful FTO; a Russian court demands that Google reinstates its parliament's YouTube channel; and IAB Europe predicts spend on CTV will see a double digit increase in [...]

In today's ExchangeWire news digest: US tax filing websites have sent users' sensitive information to Facebook; Jack Ma's Ant Group is set to face a fine in excess of USD$1bn (~£842m) in China; and the UK's CMA prepares to advance [...]

This week: Google and Apple both deal with allegations of tracking mobile users without permission, Ofcom's chief executive say social media firms may be forced to disclose their algorithms... This week saw more trouble across the board for Big Tech. After [...]

In today's ExchangeWire news digest: social media platforms could be forced to disclose their news feed algorithms under Ofcom rules; Deliveroo announce that they are pulling out of Australia; and Amazon cut 10,000 jobs. Social media sites could be forced to [...]