Over 37 million Brits could demand their data to be removed when GDPR comes into force
A shock survey from Crown Records Management reveals that 71% of UK consumers plan to use their right to be forgotten
Will the minister for loneliness be the first to unite mental health and technology?
With the appointment of Britain's first minister for loneliness, UK tech startups may now be in a solid position to make a difference to mental health, argues Karen Dolva, CEO and co-founder of No Isolation
Unilever Foundry and UN Women to fight gender bias female-led startups face
A new report from Unilever’s startup-collaboration arm has revealed that founders consider gender bias to be a serious problem, which is why it has partnered with UN Women.
Investor insights: with Pi Labs, Dominic Wilson is ensuring UK proptech is in rude health
Having experienced first-hand the property market’s need for disruption, Dominic Wilson helped launch Pi Labs to invest in proptech startups. However, he warns that he has no patience for impolite founders
Digital banking's appeal is high but consumers doubt challenger offerings
Traditional banks are the flavour of the month when it comes to digital banking, new research has revealed, which means startups have their work cut out to win consumers
Number of British SMEs engaged in overseas trade declines by half
Brexit one of the key reasons why SMEs are less inclined to trade internationally, according to new research from WorldFirst
Anon AI automates data anonymisation
With GDPR just being months away, this startup aims to solve one of the biggest hurdles to being compliant with the new regulations
Hack left government sites mining the cryptocurrency Monero
A popular Texthelp plugin has been used to compromise the Information Commissioner's Office’s website, as well as thousands of others around the world
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