The move signals Facebook turning to politicians as it faces mounting criticisms from consumer watchdogs and governments around the world.
Articles by Charlotte Henry
Facebook Brings Political Ad Shake-up to UK
Facebook has announced a shake-up of how it handles political advertising in the UK, bringing rules from the US into other markets.
London Uber Strike Appears to Have Little Impact
Uber drivers held a 24-hour strike in major UK cities, but did it have any effect?
Uber Drivers Hold Strike in Major UK Cities
Uber drivers in major cities across the UK begun a 24-hour strike today and even tried to occupy the firm’s HQ.
Amazon's US Open Tennis Coverage Is Struggling, and Premier League Fans Should Be Worried
Amazon has encountered problems as it began broadcasting the US Open tennis tournament. Premier League fans will be worried.
HQ Trivia - How a Quiz App Took the UK by Storm
HQ Trivia is a mobile quiz game taking the UK by storm, with hundreds of thousands of players competing for real cash prizes. How has it been so successful, and where does it go next?
Apple Buys Texture, Diving into Journalism in the wake of Facebook's Fake News Problem
The move appears to be quite a significant strategic play from Apple at the time when Facebook has very publicly moved away from news and media.
Apple Admits Video Platform Defeat to YouTube
By launching another YouTube channel, Apple is admitting it is still behind in the video game.
Apple Music Is Turning Apple into a Media Giant
No longer just the firm that makes the best looking hardware, Apple is competing with the world’s media giants.
iOS app StreetHub could help save independent retail
Like other major cities, London has a proud tradition of quirky boutiques, and independent stores. Now, instead of trying to kill them off with online transactions, some of the residents of its start up scene are trying to use mobile technology to save them. Streethub is a new iOS app launched by London based entrepreneurs…
Mail is unfulfilling and unreliable, so i've dumped it for the final time
Which is why it is so odd that Mac Mail continues to be so utterly rubbish. The service should be a core component of of Apple's OS, particularly if it really wants to continue its upward trajectory in a the business space. An increasing number of businesses are using Mac, but Microsoft remains dominant in…
Why I chose an Galaxy S4 instead of an iPhone 5S
This all makes it rather odd that I’ve never been that excited about having a phone from Apple. iPhones are clearly great devices, but they just never really grabbed me like all the other Apple products have. There's beens issues with dropping calls, and problems with maps too – not quite the perfection I'm used to with…
Angela Ahrendts Could Become Cook's Most Significant Hire
The news that Angela Ahrendts has left Burberry to become Apple's Senior Vice President of Retail and Online Stores really reverberated around tech and fashion circles in London and the wider UK. While some question the decision of a clearly ambitious businesswoman to move from being CEO to being a senior VP, she is taking…
Fingerprints Are More Secure than Passcodes, but Apple May Overestimate Our Trust
Apple is one of the major tech companies under huge pressure to reveal what it knew about the U.S. National Security Agency's PRISM spying program (as revealed by British newspaper The Guardian) and what information they handed over to the NSA and other security agencies. Despite all the assurances given by Apple, the introduction of…
Prime Minister erupts web filtering row in UK
The debate about web filtering, and what a government should be able to do to prevent child pornography, and children stumbling onto adult images, has been raging in the UK in recent days. Prime Minister David Cameron has said that he wants to make search engines and ISPs block images of child abuse and add filters.…
iOS Uniformity: A Key Advantage over Android
In the current mobile climate apps can make or break a platform. Just ask Blackberry. While Android phone manufacturers can undercut Apple on price, it is in this app ecosystem that I believe Apple still has a major advantage over its key competitor. Apple's unified system is a key draw for developers The unified nature…
What iOS7 did Jonny Ive scrap?
A lot was made of Scott Forstall’s departure from Apple, with Jonathan Ive taking control of all design. The first major product we are going to see in the wild as a result of this changeover is iOS7. We know that Ive is no fan of the skeumorphic, textured, designs that Jobs continually pushed for,…
