3 Digital Economy Jobs with Hybrid or WFH Options

a skilled Public Policy Manager to join a leading global technology company in a contract role. This organisation, with a significant presence in the digital landscape, is committed to shaping policies that influence the future of online interactions and digital economies. As part of the Public Policy team … mission while addressing complex regulatory challenges. Location: Hybrid role based in London, UK. Responsibilities: Research, analyse, and monitor legislative and regulatory developments affecting the digital sector, with a focus on social media, data privacy, content moderation, and digital rights. Develop and implement strategies to engage with policymakers, government … relations, or advocacy roles, preferably within the technology sector or related industries. Strong understanding of regulatory frameworks, legislative processes, and policy issues impacting the digital economy, particularly in Europe. Excellent analytical, research, and writing skills, with the ability to distil complex policy issues into clear and more »

ID5 enables addressable and measurable advertising to support the growth of the digital economy and provide free and safe access to content and services. Technical changes, signal loss, and increasingly more stringent data protection regulations require new, advanced technologies that enable audience addressability while respecting people … ID5 currently employs around 50 people and works with premium publishers, ad tech platforms, and advertisers globally. Built to improve addressability across all digital advertising environments, ID5 has rapidly established itself as the most adopted identity solution in the market, prevailing over larger and more established companies thanks to more »

consumer. Since their principal reason for being is to save the UK consumer money. About the company Theyre a consumer champion brand and a digital economy darling. A brand thats been around for quite some time and are a household name, whose brand advertising will be more »