Panos Panay is hired by Amazon as head of device business, just weeks after his sudden departure from Microsoft

Panos Panay is hired by Amazon as head of device business, just weeks after his sudden departure from Microsoft
Major blow for TikTok's expansion hopes in southeast Asia, as Indonesia bans e-commerce transactions on social platforms
Job losses expected, as TalkTalk confirm plan to “demerge its main operating businesses” into three standalone entities
As EU labels X/Twitter as largest spreader of Russian misinformation, researcher claims platform disabled reporting feature
Amid pressure on IT budgets, Freshworks research shows IT managers are dealing with 160 percent more software than last year
EU official warns Elon Musk that Twitter cannot avoid its responsibilities, after it is listed as worse for spreading Russian disinformation
Tech office consolidation, after report Meta Platforms handed back lease on one building near Euston Station in London
Government minister urges Meta not deploy end-to-end encryption on Instagram and Facebook Messenger, after passing of Online Safety Bill
The Middle East is one to watch having taken centre stage over the past year. We recently saw the World Cup hosted in Qatar, which came as two notable visits took place by Western leaders, Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden. the leaders discussed collaboration opportunities with His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Panos Panay reportedly heading over to Amazon's devices division, following abrupt departure from Microsoft
Government ignores tech objections, as Online Safety Bill looks set to become UK law after passing both houses of parliament
CEO Tim Cook says Apple is ‘constantly’ evaluating its decision to advertise on Elon Musk’s X, amid antisemitism row
Changing of the guard. Top executive at Microsoft in charge of Surface product line, Panos Panay, abruptly exits Redmond
Bad news for Beijing? Executive confirms Foxconn is to double its workforce and investment in India by next year
After privacy fine from UK earlier in the year, TikTok is hit by a larger penalty from the Irish data protection commission
As E-commerce continues to expand and evolve across the Web and to every digital device, what does the future of this dynamic commercial space look like? How can your business stay on the cutting edge of technology and ensure each channel engages to reach today's and tomorrow's customers?
More job cuts at Google, as executive confirms “significant reduction” to its global recruiting organisation
New research from Center for Countering Digital Hate alleges X is failing to remove posts containing “extreme hate”, despite being notified
Online Safety Bill climbdown? After tech platforms threaten to quit UK, government abandons plan to scan encrypted messages
Owner of X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk, threatens lawsuit against Anti-Defamation League over claims platform is antisemitic
CEO of One Medical healthcare provider acquired by Amazon resigns, six months after $3.9 billion deal was closed
Canadian government outlines proposed regulations for Online News Act, which it says will address Alphabet and Meta concerns. Facebook not convinced
Binance's global head of product resigns, amid a number of executive departures, job losses, and US regulatory lawsuit
DSA arrival. Sweeping new European law must now be obeyed by world's largest tech companies starting this Friday
Canada’s government continues to turn up the heat against Meta, with Prime Minister Trudeau calling news ban 'inconceivable'
Study from UN's International Labour Organisation finds women in clerical jobs face disproportionate AI job automation risk
Auschwitz Memorial criticises Elon Musk's Twitter/X for ruling antisemitic content did not violate rules. Offending account later suspended
Younger employees in particular fear their jobs are at risk due to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), Corndel finds
New research by Ivanti paints bleak picture, with a quarter of IT professionals considering quitting their job within six months