Posts tagged "Cambridge Analytica"

Australia's privacy watchdog has launched court proceedings against Facebook, and consumers should hope this is only the first of many more actions by the privacy regulator.

Facebook has said it will not block political ads that contain lies, or restrict targeted advertising, ahead of the US 2020 election.

Was Facebook's rebranding a hit or miss? Here are five strategies you can borrow from Facebook to help you with your own company's rebranding.

Big tech is already being used abroad to monitor citizens, tailor propaganda and enhance the power of repressive regimes.

Our relationship between trust and privacy is complicated, but modern day dating apps can teach us all some lessons about data security.

If the recent Cambridge Analytica data scandal has taught us anything, it’s that the ethical cultures of our largest tech firms need tougher scrutiny.

Does your business have a cyber security strategy?

In Australia, cyber security costs businesses $1 billion a year and, according to the …

UK pub operator Wetherspoon has made the decision to forgo the use of social media for its company going forward, claiming the platforms don…

By Annabelle Lukin, Macquarie University

A corporate apology echoes the words we are so familiar with from our everyday lives – but it …

Facebook will be investigated by Australia's privacy commissioner, in light of confirmation that Facebook data from 300,000 Australian users may have been compromised.

The chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has suggested Facebook users are entering potentially unfair contr…

It has been a tumultuous start to 2018 for social media giant Facebook, with the Cambridge Analytica allegations adding to its woes. But will the latest scandal change how small businesses use the platform?