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13Jan/25

2024-2025 Global Top Brands Awards Ceremony

January 13, 2025BusinessApple, Applications of artificial intelligence, Artificial intelligence, Artificial intelligence industry in China, Consumer electronics, ECOVACS, Ecovacs Robotics, Electronics industry, Grant Morgan, Gree, Haier, Hengxing, Huawei, Ines Haaga, Innovation, Las Vegas, Lenovo, Motorola, Samsung Electronics, Smart Fresh Air Technology, Sony, Tecno, TESLA, Toyota, Volkswagen, Xiaomi, XPeng, XPENG Motorsadmin

Jan. 11, 2025 /Mpelembe Network/ — The text details the 2024-2025 Global Top Brands Award Ceremony and accompanying summit in Las Vegas. The event celebrated leading consumer electronics brands, highlighting advancements in AI and technological innovation. Numerous awards were presented, recognising companies like TCL, TECNO, and ECOVACS for their achievements. Continue reading →

07Feb/23

Superbrands UK list of the most iconic brands in the country

February 7, 2023MediaCompanies, Economy, Lego, Mastercard, Rolex, Samsung, Samsung Electronicsadmin

Consumers’ changing lifestyle and behaviour have been reflected in the iconic brands that have achieved 2023 Consumer Superbrand Status, with Rolex showing it can stand the test of time, alongside Lego, Samsung and Mastercard. Continue reading

17Nov/22

The ads are watching you

November 17, 2022SecurityADTECH, Advertising, Belfast, Bermuda, Digital marketing, Facial recognition system, France, Glasgow, Internet privacy, Japan, Ji, London, Manchester, Market economics), Marketing, National security, Online advertising, Peter, Samsung Electronics, Samuel Woodhams Digital, Security, Surveillance, Targeted advertising, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Tokyo, United Statesadmin

By Samuel Woodhams | Digital rights researcher and journalist

Targeted online advertisements are impossible to ignore. Ads based on our browsing history, geolocation, and personal information appear constantly on our social media feeds, news articles, and streaming platforms. As the authors of a new report on the advertising surveillance industry put it: “Targeted advertising is unavoidable for anyone who owns a smartphone or goes online.”
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