Google Backtracks on Third-Party Cookies, Choosing to Stay in Chrome Amid New Privacy Sandbox Features
Google decides against deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome, opting for new Privacy Sandbox features instead. Explore the implications for advertisers, publishers, and privacy advocates. In a significant strategic shift, Google has announced its decision to retain third-party cookies within the Chrome browser, opting to focus on enhancing user privacy through
Adapting Metrics and Strategies in Traditional Marketing vs. AI
Discover why traditional marketing falls short against AI-driven strategies and how to adapt. Learn to define clear metrics, integrate advanced analytics, and collaborate effectively with finance to justify marketing spend. Read more on 365marktech.africa.Traditional marketing methods face unprecedented challenges in the era of AI-driven strategies. As artificial intelligence reshapes the
South African Regulator Intensifies Crackdown on Social Media Financial Advice
Explore how South Africa’s FSCA is escalating efforts to regulate financial guidance on social media, addressing concerns over misinformation and fraudulent schemes. Learn about the risks associated with influencer endorsements and online scams. The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) in South Africa is ramping up efforts to regulate financial advice
CrowdStrike Faces Fallout from Global Tech Outage
Discover how CrowdStrike’s software glitch disrupted global operations, causing widespread system failures and economic impact. Learn about the incident, its implications, and CrowdStrike’s response CrowdStrike Holdings, a leading cybersecurity firm known for defending against ransomware attacks, found itself at the center of a major global incident. A faulty software patch
INTERPOL Seizes 720 Bank Accounts Linked to West African Online Fraud
INTERPOL blocks 720 bank accounts linked to online financial frauds in West Africa through ‘Operation Jackal III’, dismantling major criminal networks and seizing assets worth USD 3 million. INTERPOL has successfully blocked over 720 bank accounts connected to online financial frauds across West Africa. This achievement is part of ‘Operation
IXAfrica Unveils Kenya’s First Hyperscale Data Centre in Digital Savannah
Discover how IXAfrica and Schneider Electric have launched Kenya’s first hyperscale data centre, NBOX1, driving innovation and sustainability in East Africa’s ‘Digital Savannah’. IXAfrica has launched East Africa’s first hyperscale data centre, NBOX1, in Nairobi, partnering with Schneider Electric to enhance the region’s digital landscape. This new Tier 3+ facility,
Flight Disruptions Expected at Multiple South African Airports Amid Navigation Compliance Review
Expect flight disruptions at several South African airports due to an ongoing air navigation compliance review. Learn more about the affected airports and what this means for your travel plans. South African airports are facing potential flight disruptions due to an ongoing air navigation compliance review process. The Air Traffic
Why Traditional Marketing Systems Can’t Keep Up with AI and What Ghanaian Businesses Can Do About It
The Shift from Traditional to AI-Driven Marketing in Ghana Over the past century, manufacturing has evolved from relying on skilled artisans to adopting automated, computer-driven systems. Similarly, marketing is undergoing a significant transformation, moving from traditional methods to AI-powered, data-driven approaches. This change is happening rapidly, and Ghanaian marketers must
How AI is shaping the future of e-commerce advertising
In the ever-evolving landscape of e-commerce, one key to unlocking better sales and conversions lies in elevating the customer experience. Over the past few years, companies prioritizing customer experience have not only met expectations but have significantly exceeded them. According to the State of Digital Customer Experience Report, businesses focusing
Meta Faces Major Setback in Nigeria. Fined $220 Million for Data Violations by FCCPC
Meta can’t seem to catch a break in Nigeria. Following the recent dismissal of a ₦30 billion lawsuit over illegal advertisements, the tech giant is now facing a significant penalty for violating consumer and data protection laws. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) of Nigeria has fined Meta