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Facebook's strategy to block New Zealand shooting videos
Facebook blocked over 1.2 million New Zealand shooting videos at upload
Apple TV+ paid service: The company's latest big bet
Apple is making a big move into video streaming because the company can't afford to fall even further behind. Here's what's at stake.
Apple launches Apple Card in payments services expansion
The Apple-branded credit card that offers a streamlined application process, daily cash back and enhanced security.
Brazilian bank Bradesco reaches new AI high
The country's second-largest private bank has handled 100 million client interactions through its artificial intelligence platform and aims revenue generation in 2019.
UK finally makes it onto Europe’s list of the top countries in fibre broadband (right at the bottom)
The UK has a terrible record for delivering fibre to the premises. While Ofcom is trying to change that, the slow progress of fibre to the home will ensure the UK is also a laggard when it comes to switching off today’s copper networks
Why Apple's streaming TV service should lead to 'Apple Prime' subscription bundle
With Apple's video service on the runway, the company has enough parts to create subscription bundles that rhyme with what Amazon offers. A little business model innovation could be in order.
Windows 10 security: A guide for business leaders
Protecting Windows 10 PCs from common security problems requires ongoing vigilance and effort. This ebook explains what steps to take and what risks you should watch out for. From the ebook: It is...
CNN's new mixed-reality app is like turning the television on
The limitations of the form are on full display in legacy news company's new Mixed Reality app.
Google fixes Chrome 'evil cursor' bug abused by tech support scam sites
Evil cursor trick was being abused by Partnerstroka gang to trap users on tech support sites.
Riding the K-wave: Disruptive innovation in the age of sustainability
We're at the beginning of a new economic cycle, a K-wave; one that will offer the greatest industry, job, and wealth generating opportunities in history. If this movie looks familiar it's because you remember the beginning of the age of IT.
Apple's TV streaming event: How to watch and what to expect
With hardware out of the way, there's only one thing left for Apple to talk about: Services.
