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In August’s digital and AI news: Apple’s privacy updates impact e-commerce firms, Google faces antitrust violations while keeping third-party cookies, and Mark Zuckerberg bets on affordable AI glasses. Emotional intelligence and resilience emerge as key to business success, while Australia’s upcoming privacy changes raise new concerns.
Apple's iOS 14.5 privacy changes caused significant revenue declines for e-commerce firms using Meta, raising concerns about Australia's upcoming privacy changes.
We are waiting to see what the punishment and impacts on the search space will be, after Google was found guilty of violating US antitrust laws through their monopoly in online search.
After deliberation, Google keeps third-party cookies in Chrome, adding user preference management features based on regulatory and industry feedback.
Harvard Business Review: To develop products people genuinely want, firms instead need to hone in on the job the customer is trying to get done.
Mark Zuckerberg thinks "Display-less AI glasses at the $300 point are going to be a really big product that... hundreds of millions of people, eventually are going to have". A lot of people in tech agree.
Integrating emotional intelligence and resilience enhances adaptability, leadership, and growth. In turn, this enables businesses to thrive in dynamic markets.
ADNEWS: Revium has been appointed as the Digital Agency of Record for Great Wall Motors Australia and New Zealand (GWM ANZ). This appointment follows a competitive pitch process, during which Revium demonstrated its strategic vision, innovative solutions, and proven track record in driving digital transformation.
Revium collaborated with McGrathNicol to overhaul their digital presence.
The project focused on boosting client experience, strengthening brand reputation, and laying the groundwork for future growth.
The result? A 59% increase in overall website traffic.