Op-ed: Online reviews do more harm than good to many businesses
“When the reviews started, the intent must have been to act as an online representation of a business’s reputation… However, as time passed, the review
Op-ed: Online reviews do more harm than good to many businesses
“When the reviews started, the intent must have been to act as an online representation of a business’s reputation… However, as time passed, the review
Google to pay $100M a year to Canadian news publishers in deal with feds
The federal Liberal government has reached a deal with Google over the Online News Act, following threats from the digital giant that it would remove
Canadian Chamber of Commerce forms AI council with members including Amazon, Google
The chamber says the council will advocate for government policies to be centred on the responsible development, deployment and ethical use of AI in business.
Online News Act could see Google, Meta pay combined $230 million to Canadian media
The federal government has put a price tag on how much it would like to see Google and Meta spend under an act requiring the
Why tech companies are opening new offices despite allowing remote, hybrid work
Shopify is one of the many tech companies not backing away from new digs even as their leaders espouse hybrid or remote work arrangements.
Shopify launches Twitter partnership, tap to pay offering at product showcase
At a new, semi-annual showcase called Shopify Editions on Wednesday, the Ottawa e-commerce giant laid out more than 100 product updates made over the last
Napkyn Analytics acquired by New York-based digital services firm
Ottawa company has become a leader in getting customers more bang for their marketing buck by helping set up and manage accounts on platforms such
Loyalty app Spoonity working with Google to harvest better customer data for food-service clients
Ottawa-based firm is one of 12 Canadian companies taking part in tech giant’s inaugural cloud accelerator program.
Canada, Australia agree to co-ordinate efforts on regulation of online platforms
The growing co-operation between the two countries comes as Facebook backed down on a ban it introduced last week that prevented Australians from viewing and
Ford drops BlackBerry QNX infotainment platform, inks deal with Google
Ford’s move means apps such as Google Maps and the company’s voice-activated assistant will now be available in its vehicles without requiring an Android smartphone.
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