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Online reputation audits for individuals are increasingly in demand. Today, and certainly in the future, your personal reputation and your professional reputation are more subject to scrutiny than ever before. You only need to look at news headlines surrounding the likes of Steve Easterbrook, Jeff Fairburn, Phillip Green, and Prince Andrew, to realise the risks, […]
2 December 2019 · Igniyte
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Igniyte founder Simon Wadsworth features among the guest authors sharing their expertise and advice in the latest must-have guide for entrepreneurs, CEOs and marketeers. Taking Control Of Your Online Reputation by Simon Wadsworth is a practical online reputation guide in a new book titled Every Entrepreneurs Guide: Focus on Marketing. Simon Wadsworth is one of […]
3 July 2019 · Igniyte
In the Press
Smallbusiness.co.uk has reported on Igniyte’s Christmas survey which reveals the unfortunate pit-falls of the holiday season for British workers. The highlights of the study show that, with the help of alcohol, one in three employees flirted with their colleagues. Furthering this, another quarter have made a move and kissed a co-worker. With most people now […]
28 November 2016 · Igniyte
In the Press
An Igniyte Christmas parties survey found that over a quarter of Scots believed they’d say (or even do) something they’re likely to regret the following day. From the one in eight who have pulled a sickie the following day after over indulgence to the third of people who have flirted with colleagues in the past, […]
28 November 2016 · Igniyte
In the Press
With the festive season soon upon us, Igniyte has released fresh findings about worker’s Christmas party habits, which were reported in City AM. The study found that, with plenty of booze flowing, one in three employees have flirted with their colleagues. A gung-ho one in four went further and kissed a co-worker. What This Means […]
26 November 2016 · Igniyte
In the Press
Igniyte has written for Real Business on the effect the new Modern Slavery Act will have on businesses, and why they need to take action immediately to comply. Failure to comply with the new legislation – which came into effect in October 2015 – will not only lead to a possible injunction, but it could […]
21 October 2015 · Igniyte
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The appeal that Google launched to challenge a ruling that said that they must apply the ‘right to be forgotten’ to global domains has now been rejected. Igniyte asks what this means for the future of the right to be forgotten in Europe. CNIL order Following the landmark right to be forgotten ruling made by […]
29 September 2015 · Igniyte
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Officials in Washington announced that the US has just been hit with what could be the largest cyber-attack in American history. The attack has further reinforced the importance of protecting your privacy online. US targeted in massive cyber-attack The Independent reported that hackers stole the personal information of four million current and former US government […]
16 June 2015 · Igniyte
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When Spanish citizen, Mario Costeja González asked Google to remove his page one search results relating to the forced sale of his house, it is unlikely that his lawyer would have been considering the case’s implications for civil liberties in Hong Kong. However, an article in the Financial Times (FT) now suggests that the ‘right […]
23 March 2015 · Igniyte
Reports
Teenage privacy: Managing your teenager’s personal information online We all want the best for our children, and maintaining a positive digital profile is essential for a generation who have grown up using the web. But when it comes to helping teenagers find their way in the online world, it can be hard for parents to […]
22 January 2015 · Igniyte
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With the possibility that Internet trolls could now face two years in jail, Igniyte explores what it could mean for your online reputation. What Is Internet Trolling? In the ‘age of social media’ Internet trolling is one of the most prominent threats to anyone’s online reputation. Different from simply leaving a review, trolling, is where […]
15 December 2014 · Igniyte
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Google’s latest Transparency Report has revealed that under ‘right to be forgotten,’ rule, the UK comes third to only France and Germany for the number of requests for URL removal from search results.
5 December 2014 · Igniyte
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Google announced its new Google endorsements feature – a shared advertising platform. What can we expect and could it mean for online reputation management? The Google endorsements feature is designed to be a shared advertising platform. It is basically a service that shows which companies you endorse. With the new Google endorsements feature it will enable the […]
15 January 2014 · Igniyte
In the Press
Igniyte have been involved in Channel 4’s Data Baby project that looked into how much data could be found online about an individual. With an individual’s privacy rights being a hot topic right now and with the recent Prism spying scandal, Channel 4 set out to create a fictitious person and with Igniyte’s help, created […]
9 August 2013 · Igniyte
