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From what you buy online, to how you remember tasks, to when you monitor your doorstep, Amazon is seemingly everywhere. And it appears the company doesnt want to halt its reach anytime soon.

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More people are using digital assistants, like the Amazon Echo or Alexa. By one estimate there are more than 110 million devices in this category in the U.S. Our interactions with those devices can shape the advertising we see elsewhere.

A research report titled, "Your Echos are Heard: Tracking, Profiling, and Ad Targeting in the Amazon Smart Speaker Ecosystem," investigates how Amazon Alexa smart speakers use voice data to target ads at users.

THE Modality group of GP surgeries has been recognised for its success in vaccinating more than 50,000 people against coronavirus at a pop-up centre…

A PIONEERING community partnership which has seen tens of thousands of people given vaccinations against Covid-19 has received recognition.

GLOWING tribute has been paid to organisations and individuals involved in delivering a hugely-successful Covid vaccination programme across the Keighley area. GP partnership Modality staged a ‘thank you’ event at Long Lee Medical Centre, which has become one of the UK’s leading vaccination sites. A ‘health coach’ team from the voluntary and community sector was invited to the socially-distanced event – the first time they’d come face-to-face other than via Zoom or WhatsApp....

A WOMEN-only Covid vaccination clinic – believed to be the first of its kind in the UK – is being staged in Keighley tomorrow. The initiative is being held jointly by GP groups in the town and the Keighley Association for Women and Children’s Centre (KAWACC). Modality medical director, Dr Matt Curtis, said: “We are keen to remove barriers and work closely with communities to encourage the uptake of the vaccination. "By working with the KAWACC and other local women’s networks, ...

A ‘POP-UP’ Covid vaccination clinic is being staged at a Keighley mosque. The session, next Thursday (February 11), is believed to be the first of its kind at a mosque in the region. It has been organised by GP groups Modality and Wharfedale, Airedale & Craven Alliance, in partnership with the Central Mosque. Dr Matt Curtis, medical director at Modality, said: “We are keen to remove barriers and work closely with communities to encourage the uptake of the vaccination. “By work...