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This area has seen a 7 per cent rise compared to the baseline. More people are also visiting residential areas (a 9 per cent increase). Fewer people are visiting retail and recreation areas including shops and restaurants. This area has seen a 44 per cent decrease compared to the baseline. 60 per cent fewer people are also using public transport such as buses and trains to travel. The data comes as people aged 38 and 39 are expected to be invited to book their Covid vaccinations fro...

New data on the movements of Nova Scotians shows a major drop in retail shopping and transit use as strict COVID-19 restrictions continue. A deputy minister says it is a sign people are following public health rules.

More people have also been visiting supermarkets and pharmacys (a 4 per cent rise in visits). Fewer people have been using public transport such as buses and trains. This area has seen a 49 per cent decrease in visitors compared to the baseline. A lot of people are still working from home and figures show there has been fewer people visiting workplaces. This area has seen a 12 per cent drop compared to the baseline. Fewer people have also been visiting retail and recreation. The Ora...

GOOGLE is using location data gathered from phones to help public health officials understand how people’s movements have changed in response to…

Now Near Next – The Latest View from OOH April 30, 2021 The Irish Open Following the highly significant and wide-ranging government announcements last night regarding the reopening of society in the coming weeks, life is set to change for the better. With May now upon us, opportunities for OOH advertisers are set to broaden dramatically and arrive quicker than perhaps anticipated. ‘The Path Ahead’ means that retail, leisure, and social environments will all be positively impacted...

African Telecommunications Union launches spectrum recommendations aimed at expanding ICT space in Africa Shares Kenya is among 45 other African Countries and telecommunications stakeholders that have launched the first set of ATU spectrum recommendations. These recommendations will focus on transforming Africa into a knowledge economy, through the development of technologies that boost connectivity and innovation. The spectrum recommendations are as a result of an MoU signed between Ericsson (...

African Countries and telecommunications stakeholders have launched the first set of African Telecommunication Union (ATU) spectrum recommendations that focus on transforming Africa into a knowledge economy through the development of technologies that boost connectivity and innovation.

Now Near Next – The Latest View from OOH April 23, 2021 Outdoor Life As we approach the final week of April, this month brought an injection of positivity and optimism to the nation’s psyche as the gradual lifting of restrictions began. On Monday, the next phase begins. Among the changes, outdoor activities are again top of the agenda as the road out of lockdown takes shape. This will see the reopening of outdoor visitor attractions (such as Dublin Zoo and heritage sites), outdoor sp...

Apr 23, 2021 African countries and telecommunications stakeholders have launched the first set of ATU spectrum recommendations that focus on developing technologies that boost connectivity and innovation. The spectrum recommendations are as a result of a Memorandum of Understanding signed between Ericsson and African Telecommunications Union (ATU) to help fast-track the roll out of technology across the continent. In Africa today, a limited amount of spectrum is allocated to the mobile industry...

Spread the love African countries and telecommunications stakeholders have today launched the first set of ATU spectrum recommendations that focus on transforming Africa into a knowledge economy through the development of technologies that boost connectivity and innovation. The spectrum recommendations are as a result of a Memorandum of Understanding signed between Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) and ATU to help fast-track the roll out of technology across the continent. In Africa today, a limited amou...