Worst development in two decades for freedom of expression
Freedom of expression is suffering more dramatic downward shifts than at any time during the last two decades. Many of
Inflation and political instability lead to steep fall in sale of PCs
Worldwide sale of PC is on its way to fall 9.5% in 2022 partly explained by high inflation, geopolitical upheaval
Preventing terrorists from using cryptocurrencies
Transfers of crypto-assets will be traced and identified to prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, and other crimes, according to new
Access to abortion pills a new headache for social media giants
Abortion pills are approved in the U.S. to end pregnancies before the 10th week. The pill has now become a
Survey shows 94% of journalists use social media for their job
94% of journalists in the U.S. use social media for their job. Twitter is the number one. Journalists’ use of
Reuters News gets new President
Paul Bascobert, former CEO of US publisher Gannet, has been appointed President of Reuters News – the news agency business
Tech, media, telco dominate M&A first half of 2022
Merger and acquisition activity has slowed from its record-setting 2021 pace, with economic headwinds stunting deals in the first half
Growth of European digital ads strongest in 13 years
European digital advertising’s grew 30.5% in 2021 which is the strongest since 2008. All 28 markets covered in a study
Few young users report harmful online content
Young people are active online but they don’t report harmful content. Two thirds of teens and young adults have recently
Focus on human leadership stressed in new survey
Human leaders improve results. Only 29% of employees think the boss is a human leader despite reports showing that human