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Keeping you up to date with the latest developments in digital marketing, the team at iCrossing are pleased to provide you with coverage of the key issues and stories on natural search, paid search, social media and digital marketing in general. If you have any queries or comments about any of the articles below, feel free to contact us on +44 (0)1273 828100 or results@icrossing.co.uk.


Increased web use puts privacy at risk, warns UN

05.12.2006

The UN has advised that the growing popularity of online activity is leaving more and more web users open to the risk of data fraud.

With an increasing number of popular web destinations, such as social-networking sites,...

Category: Miscellaneous


EC says Member States must combat spam

28.11.2006

The European Commission has sounded the war cry on spam and is calling on all regulatory authorities and stakeholders in Europe to join the fight.

In a new communication the commission has recognised the fact that spam is on the...

Category: Miscellaneous


Belgian court considers Google issues

27.11.2006

Brussels' Tribunal des Referes has said that a decision in a landmark court case involving search engine market leader Google will not be reached until 2007.

The case centres around whether or not an injunction blocking Google...

Category: Miscellaneous


New documents filed in Microsoft antitrust case

23.11.2006

Microsoft has handed over new documents to the EU as it continues in its efforts to comply with a 2004 ruling by the European Commission.

However, officials have advised that an analysis of the revised documents will take months,...

Category: Miscellaneous


Scams and fraud costing UK millions

20.11.2006

A new report examining the effect of a series of online fraud schemes has revealed that Britons are losing millions of pounds a year to internet scams.

Conducted by one of the world's leading independent research providers,...

Category: Miscellaneous


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