A new initiative to survey US newsroom diversity
The Diversity Pledge Institute (DPI) has initiated a US newsroom diversity and inclusion survey and also launched a new website
44% of EU women report psychological violence from partner
44 % of women in the European Union have experienced psychological violence from a partner in their lifetime. Women under
Young people read the news but they don’t trust it
Young people read the news but they don’t trust what they see. A survey of 16- to 40-year-olds shows that
Snap and Meta announcing cuts
As a confirmation of concerns about lower advertising revenues, both Snap, owner of Snapchat and Meta, born Facebook, have announced
Investigative reporting to debunk global disinformation
“Every journalist in the world must become a disinformation reporter”, said president of the International Center for Journalists, Sharon Moshavi,
Publishers go for new shiny social media and forget YouTube
Publishers trying to attract young consumers focus too much on new and shiny social media like TikTok and Instagram, but
Settlement for Facebook – Cambridge Analytica scandal?
One of the more spectacular privacy scandals seems to be on its way to a settlement. Facebook-owner Meta has asked
Men more likely than women to invest in cryptocurrencies
The digital transition has affected also our money with a turbulent interest in cryptocurrencies. A new survey shows that among
EU Parliament to vote on rules for artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a major role in digital transformation. The European Parliament will this autumn vote on new rules
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Global advertising spend will increase 8.3% to reach USD 880.9 billion in 2022 boosted by the US elections and the