Digital Marketing Consultant Ian Walcott said he saw no reason for firms in Barbados and the region who use Facebook to generate a lot of their business to panic, in light of the ongoing so-called Cambridge Analytica scandal. Facebook has been embroiled in controversy after it emerged that Cambridge Analytica improperly shared data from 87 […]
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