Digital and Data

metadata
noun, plural in form but singular or plural in construction | meta·da·ta | -'dā-tə , -'da also -'dä- \

The GDPR reinforces a wide range of existing rights regarding digital data and establishes new ones.

What is the GDPR?

Today’s best corporate sites challenge peoples’ perceptions and actively seek to influence stakeholders.

In October 2015, The Economist published its cover story about bitcoin and, more compellingly, the key technology that supports it: blockchain. (More later.)

With an enforcement date of May 25, this year's General Data Protection Regulations are forcing all of us to think again about the processes by which we handle data.

Digital marketing technologies make corporate and B2B communications very efficient.

Addison Group recently carried out a piece of digital research to build on our existing insights into user experience.

Brands are an organisation’s most important intangible assets, and their management is absolutely critical.

Relationships are hard work.

After the first giddy infatuation, for any relationship to succeed in the long run requires patience, compromise, give and take – and a reasonable, agreed-upon level of payment.