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[The Viewpoint] ASCI Guidelines on Deceptive Design Patterns in Digital Media Advertisements - Vimarsana News

[The Viewpoint] ASCI Guidelines on Deceptive Design Patterns in Digital Media Advertisements

The article discusses Dark Patterns and the recently published ASCI guidelines on Online Deceptive Design Patterns in Advertising.

Indonesia Seeks to Ban TikTok Shop - Vimarsana News

Indonesia Seeks to Ban TikTok Shop

Teten argued that the extensive user base and algorithmic recommendation system would provide TikTok with an unfair advantage.

Overlapping and contradicting policies can lead to implementation paralysis - Vimarsana News

Overlapping and contradicting policies can lead to implementation paralysis

India’s digital market has experienced a remarkable transformation in recent years, driven by increasing internet penetration, smartphone adoption, and changing consumer behaviour. This digital revolution has not only connected millions of people to online marketplaces...

Davos latest: Chinese recovery prompts mix of optimism, caution - Vimarsana News

Davos latest: Chinese recovery prompts mix of optimism, caution

The impact of China's recovery was a major topic on the second day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, with the head of Abu Dhabi's $284 billion wealth fund flagging a new pivot to Asia and his counterpart in Norway warning it could unleash a surge in global inflation, Bloomberg reported. The International Monetary Fund's No.

Davos latest: Scholz says Germany back on track after gas shock - Vimarsana News

Davos latest: Scholz says Germany back on track after gas shock

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz struck an upbeat tone in his address to the World Economic Forum, telling delegates that Europe's biggest economy is back on track after the forced transition away from the Russian gas on which it so heavily depended. Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers earlier joined the Davos crowd in highlighting brightening prospects for the