How websites are using your data [infographic]

By Graham Charlton July 19th 2012 08:02

This infographic from Baynote looks at how Google, Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter are gathering and using your data…

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Face.com, third party APIs and little white lies

When Face.com announced it was being acquired by Facebook last month for a reported $80 to $100m, you can be sure that it was happy day for Face.com’s founders, employees and investors.

But it wasn’t necessarily a day worth celebrating for developers relying on Face.com’s facial recognition API. The reason: Face.com had just been acquired by one of tech’s biggest names and as we’ve seen time and time again, that often means big changes ahead.

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Direct Line Group’s Mark Evans on the three phases of digital transformation

Speaking at the Festival of Marketing on a panel about digital transformation in finance, Mark Evans, Managing Director of Marketing and Digital at Direct Line Group, told delegates, “The limit is our own beliefs about what customers are prepared to do, so expect ever more complicated journeys… to be done digitally.”

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GSK on employee experience and office culture in the age of remote work

Few organisations in 2021 would deny the importance of customer experience, or CX, to business performance and the bottom line. Over the past several years, the role played by CX in allowing companies to stand out and leave a lasting positive impression on consumers has become widely acknowledged, as have strategies for improving CX. But […]

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Weetabix and BBH on collaboration and creative comms

Weetabix is one of the most beloved breakfast brands in the UK, with half of all households reportedly buying it in the past year. But how does Weetabix reach new consumers?

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Admiral’s Head of Marketing on humanising first-party data and a return to marketing’s roots

Marketing has always been about building relationships with customers; but how do you do that when the customer is digital-first?

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