#reputation on social media

In the Press

What AI means for managing your reputation on social media

Centring on the issue of ‘big data’ (data sets so large that traditional data management software can’t process it), AdWeek has published an article examining how the wider artificial intelligence (AI) phenomenon can be useful for firms looking to enhance their reputation management. How does this affects reputation? In a recent issue, the leading advertising title […]

27 March 2017 · Igniyte

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The Guardian Contacts Igniyte About Teenager’s Future Reputation

Following runaway teen Arthur Heeler-Frood’s safe return home this month, The Guardian contacted Igniyte’s head of client services Roz Sheldon for her thoughts on how this wealth of press coverage may affect his online reputation in years to come. Commenting Sheldon said: “The EU’s ‘right to be forgotten’ only extends to removing information in breach […]

16 November 2016 · Igniyte

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Are You Damaging Your Child’s Reputation Online?

Proud parents are increasingly posting content, especially pictures, concerning their children on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram. But total strangers can potentially view social media content, so this raises a key question. By pursuing this action, are you damaging your child’s reputation online? Parents on social media Social media use is rising rapidly among […]

15 November 2016 · Igniyte

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MI5 Chief says social media should do more to stop terrorists

MI5 Chief Andrew Parker has called for social media companies to pass on intelligence about potential terrorism. Parker told the BBC Today programme that companies such as Twitter and Facebook have a responsibility to act upon suspicious information, as the level of terrorism threat in Britain is “growing.” Growing threat Parker has 32 years’ experience […]

2 October 2015 · Igniyte