In the Press
Igniyte Managing Partner Simon Wadsworth wrote for Marketing Tech this week to discuss the critical points and factors in maintaining a positive online reputation in the digital age. Among the subjects addressed was Igniyte’s 2014 Business of Reviews report. This highlights the rising concerns of managers about how online reviews can have a direct impact […]
23 November 2016 · Igniyte
Blog
Revenge porn is an official offence under UK law. Igniyte takes some time to explain the facts of revenge porn and how they apply to online reputation management. Definition of revenge porn Revenge porn is sexually explicit media that’s posted online without the consent of the individual(s) involved. The ultimate example is Jennifer Lawrence; Elle UK […]
9 July 2015 · Igniyte
Blog
The BBC is publishing a list of articles which have been removed from certain Google searches under the Google Spain ruling – commonly known as the Right to be Forgotten. The Google Spain ruling has been in place since May 2014. It allows someone to request an article to be removed from Google’s search results for […]
9 July 2015 · Igniyte
Reports
Personal reputation management – a guide The Internet started its life as an open research tool, and therefore privacy of information was less important than the need for information to be readily available and searchable. Whilst in the early days the content was predominantly text, today, images and video are shown in search results. A […]
14 December 2014 · igniyte
