Growing interest for comforting content on social media
How to calm down from stressful days? Some look for comforting content on social. Last year, there were more than
BBC celebrating 100 years
BBC’s first programme a hundred years ago was a short news bulletin about a robbery, a Shakespeare folio and fog.
Predicting 10 top tech trends for 2023
Over 40% of large organizations worldwide will by 2027 use a combination of Web3, AR cloud and digital twins in
Recovering gold from e-waste with new technology
Precious metals are some of the most valuable materials in e-waste; recycling them is important in the context of resource
Media layoffs declined last year but no numbers for 2022 yet
The percentage of large newspapers and digital news sites that experienced layoffs fell considerably in 2021 compared to 2020. The
European marketers expected to increase ads in advanced TV next year
Marketers are cautious but increasingly enthusiastic about investing in Advanced TV next year, according to a survey of 500 marketers
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Three quarters of advertisers and marketers agree that next year budgets are under heavy scrutiny with marketers required to justify
News publishers launching campaign for diversity, equality and inclusion
Men outnumber women in bylines, as protagonists in stories, and as subject-matter experts by 4:1. Women are even less present
Digital will be big winner 2023 when marketing budgets under pressure
Three quarters of advertisers and marketers agree that next year budgets are under heavy scrutiny with marketers required to justify
Three finalists for Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought
Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, The people of Ukraine and their representatives including President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and The Truth Commission