Sat, Dec 15 2018

Join us on the 12th of December for a special show – the live recording of episodes 2.11 and 2.12 of Marketing Scoop with 4 very special guests! This show, each guest will be sharing what they think was the number 1 digital marketing news…

Friday morning, Facebook disclosed the latest in the ongoing series of privacy and security lapses that have come to define the company in 2018. For nearly two weeks in September, a bug let third-party developers view the photos of up to 6.8…

“I love working remotely,” says Pat, a writer for a large tech company, “but anyone who thinks it's an easy ride has it all wrong. Take last Friday afternoon, for example, when my boss pinged me about preparing a big…

Department of Home Affairs – Dec 4, 11:02 PM

The Department of Home Affairs is pleased to announce the relaxation of some international travel requirements for children going through South African ports of entry. The revised conditions are contained in the Government Gazette titled…

Facebook exposed private photos from up to 6.8 million users to apps that weren't supposed to see them, the company said today. These apps were authorized to see a limited set of users' photos, but a bug allowed them to see pictures they weren't…