Competition & Markets Authority chief executive Andrea Coscelli said forced break-ups would be considered if a crackdown on Big Tech fails to rein in the likes of Facebook, Apple, Google, & Amazon.
The BMJ has joined forces with Cochrane Sustainable Healthcare to launch a new podcast series called The Recovery co-hosted by BMJ’s Dr Fiona Godlee and Bond University's Dr Ray Moynihan.
BandLab Technologies has announced the strategic formation of NME Networks – a new media proposition to unite its media titles, NME, Uncut, Guitar.com and MusicTech.
Forbes, in partnership with Mika Brzezinski, has announced the global expansion of its 50 Over 50 list, which spotlights women over 50 who are leaving a positive and lasting impact on the world.
YouTube has begun hiding public dislike counters in a bid to promote “respectful interactions between viewers and creators”, while keeping them viewable to the video maker.
With Veit Dengler, Bauer’s COO, leaving the company at the end of the year, Yvonne Bauer has appointed Paul Keenan and Gerald Mai to the executive board.
Social Streets C.I.C is launching a new magazine called The Slice, a publication dedicated to the London borough of Tower Hamlets.
Facebook has agreed to integrate its Workplace suite with Microsoft Teams, allowing users of the platforms to better share information.
Meta Platforms, parent company for Facebook and Instagram, said it took down more than 28m pieces of content which violated hate speech policies on Facebook and Instagram across the third quarter.
MPP Global, subscription and billing specialists, has been acquired by Aptitude Software Group, a specialist provider of finance transformation and automation software.
Air Business, a global distribution, fulfilment and subscriptions management company, has released its greenhouse gas emission and energy use figures.
Marie Claire UK and Marie Claire US have joined forces to showcase their initiatives highlighting female empowerment.
Facebook parent Meta announced it will no longer allow advertisers to target people based on "sensitive" topics, in a decision it described as "difficult".
Twitter has launched $2.99-per-month subscription tier Twitter Blue in the US, offering features including an undo button, ad-free news stories and a personalised Top Articles feed.
Instagram has added a subscriptions option to its App Store listing in the US, bolstering speculation that it is to introduce direct monetisation for creators.
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