Chief Communication Officer Magazine for Communication Leaders
The EU Parliament adopted new rules on transparency and targeting of political advertising, which will make election and referenda campaigns more transparent and resistant to interference. The new rules will regulate political advertisements, notably online ads, while also providing a framework for political actors to advertise more easily across the EU.
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The editor-in-chief of the CCO Magazine asked a question: How reliable is artificial intelligence? The question and possible answers appeared on the US media portal foreignpress.org. It would be good to know the opinions of communication professionals.
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The editor of CCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published by the foreignpress.org : Digital Trade is Undergoing a Revolution. Are We Prepared for It?
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Recently, the development and regulation of social media have been on the agenda in the European Union. The European Parliament and the European Council have agreed on a draft of a new bill on digital markets.
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The editor of eCCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published by the eMarketer Daily. Western Europe trend 2022: Retailers will adopt digital tools in physical stores to drive sales
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The EU Commission presented: “Commission proposes new Regulation to ensure EU travelers continue to benefit from free-roaming”
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The digital advertising industry’s two leading anti-fraud and brand safety organizations, the Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG) and Joint Industry Committee for Web Standards (JICWEBS), announced an agreement to merge. Mike Zaneis will serve as CEO for the combined organization – which will carry the TAG name – while JICWEBS’s Jules Kendrick will take the new […]
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The editor of eCCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the European Commission’s Consultation on a New Digital Finance Strategy for Europe, published by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).
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