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Breast Cancer Now has appointed Adam & Eve/DDB as the strategic and creative agency for its Fashion Targets Breast Cancer campaign.

MediaCom has won Media Agency of the Year and The Guardian was crowned Sales Team of the Year.

A cantora pop britânica Charli XCX lançou hoje no YouTube o clipe oficial de “1999”, canção saudosista dos anos 90 que ela interpreta junto do também cantor e youtuber australiano Troye Sivan. E entre as diversas homenagens que a artista faz a produtos e eventos culturais do fim dos anos 90 – que incluem reconstruções …

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Depois de alguns meses sem grandes novidades, o Instagram vem considerando e aplicando uma série de mudanças em sua plataforma, num momento que por coincidência é posterior à saída dos fundadores Kevin Systrom e Mike Krieger da empresa. Desde o fim da participação da dupla nos rumos do aplicativo, a rede social que hoje faz …

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Three top Republican U.S. senators said that a vulnerability in the Google+ social network — and the internet giant’s reported decision not to disclose the flaw for fear of regulatory scrutiny — are “troubling.”

In a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai dated Thursday, Senators John Thune, Roger Wicker and Jerry Moran wrote that they were “especially disappointed” because Google’s chief privacy officer testified on Sept. 26 before the Senate Commerce Committee, on which they all sit, “and did not take the opportunity to provide information regarding this very relevant issue.” Thune chairs the panel, and Wicker and Moran head up two of its subcommittees.

On Oct. 8, Alphabet-owned Google said that in March it found what it called a years-long “software glitch” that could have exposed names, email address and other data on as many as half a million users, but decided not to tell the public. Google said it plans to shut down the service for consumers and introduce new privacy tools. The company said it found no evidence of misuse, but several lawmakers have slammed the actions, calling for the very scrutiny Google was trying to avoid.

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