How to Outsource Digital Responsibility Succesfully

According to Gartner, up to 50 percent of digital marketing activities are now being outsourced, as both large and small companies seek support for their marketing functions. However, there are still marketing leaders who believe nothing should be outsourced to an agency. This likely occurs because of a lack of experience in knowing when and how to outsource. To shed more light on this decision, I sought insight from David Rodnitzky, CEO of digital marketing agency 3Q Digital. What follows are Rodnitzkys insights.

Apple Is Losing To The Government In The Court Of Public Opinion, New Poll Says

A new poll from the Pew Research Center showed that a bit more than half the American public sides with government on this issue.

The Debate At The Heart Of The Digital Age

More security, not less, is the key to maintaining the trust that sits at the center of our digital age. Without it, there's simply no way to ensure that the internet and technology -- and their growing economic impact -- will continue to flourish.

Some Key Issues In The Apple iPhone Decryption Matter

As many people are well aware, on February 16 a U.S. magistrate issued an order compelling Apple to assist the government in bypassing the security features of an iPhone 5C used by one of the perpetrators of the December 2015 San Bernardino attack. Apple responded with a strongly worded statement from CEO Tim Cook calling the order a "dangerous precedent," and is expected to file its formal opposition with the court by February 26.

Virgin Galactic Resumes Its Launch Trajectory With The Unveiling Of VSS Unity Spaceship

After four years of quiet construction, Virgin Galactic stormed back into the space tourism industry yesterday with the unveiling of VSS Unity, their second vehicle for commercial flights.

Top Cyber News: iPhone 7 Decrypt App?, McAfee's FBI Offer, Malware Trends

A weekly roundup of the top 10 cybersecurity news stories.

Hundreds Of Spotify Premium Accounts Exposed Online (Again)

The black hat hacker world is at it again--this time, publishing the data of hundreds of Spotify users online.