Fat-shamed by The Economist
To be fat-shamed by upmarket British magazine The Economist, first published 1843, is too much. Iraqi actress and TV personally
Women sceptical to artificial intelligence
Women are more sceptical than men about some uses of artificial intelligence (AI). This is the case concerning use of
A trust in markets for local journalism
A deal showing trust in markets for local journalism was announced when Axios, focusing on newsletter-like local news services across
Quota for women in EU companies this autumn
It took ten years but this autumn, the European Parliament is expected to approve quotas for women in leadership roles
Calls for diversity and inclusion in the advertising business
The importance of diversity, equality and inclusion in the advertising business is stressed by the World Federation of Advertisers and
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 31
Artificial Intelligence will within a decade transform digital advertising but privacy concerns may impede progress. Four emerging technologies – AI
Warner Discovery giving up “streaming first” policy
The streaming entertainment business boomed during the pandemic but streaming giants are now adjusting strategies. Netflix recently changed its policy
Eurovision Song Contest and diversity
While the music industry as a whole continues to be male dominated, the Eurovision Song Contest is a more diverse
Artificial intelligence predicted to transform digital advertising
Artificial intelligence is a useful tool for marketing. Within a decade AI will transform digital advertising but privacy concerns may
How journalists in Afghanistan cooperate with exiled colleagues
”If the world wants to help media in Afghanistan, they should help the local media there. That means empowering and