Google and Apple have been fined Euro 10 million each by the Italian Competition Authority saying each company has violated the Consumer Code, for information deficiencies and for aggressive practices of Read More
A global standard on ethics of artificial intelligence has been adopted by the 193 UNESCO’s member states saying it’s the first ever. “Emerging technologies such as AI have proven Read More
Facebook has taken down a video honouring the winners of the International Press Freedom Awards (IPFA) referring to a copyright match to a 13-second clip owned by a Cantonese-language cable Read More
Women’s safety and metal health has suffered during the pandemic. A new report from UN Women shows 41% of women say their mental and emotional health have been negatively affected Read More
The She Figures publication, first released in 2003 and updated every three years, presents data on gender equality objectives in the field of Research and Innovation (R&I) policy. This Read More
The EU Commission will propose extending the list of ‘EU crimes’ to allow EU to criminalize gender-based hate speech and hate crime, the Commission’s vice president in charge of Read More
Apple is suing Israel-based spyware firm NSO Group and its parent company. The company’s Pegasus software has been used to spy on politicians, activists and journalists. The software can Read More
NFTs conception sounds in principle rather democratic, as it allows creators to monetize directly, selling globally on decentralized marketplaces; and on top of that to receive a percentage every time Read More
EU needs a common EU-wide definition of femicide – the killing of women and girls because of their gender – the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) said when announcing a campaign Read More
Amazon and Apple have been fined a total of Euro 203 million by the Italian antitrust authority for alleged anti-competitive cooperation to sell Apple and headphone maker Beats products. The two Read More
