Muratov selling Nobel medal to help children in Ukraine
Nobel peace prize winner Dmitry Muratov has sold his Nobel medal on an auction for USD 103 million announcing that
Publishers updating strategy for diversity and inclusion
Publisher organization WAN-IFRA is updating its strategy for diversity and inclusion. CEO Vincent Peyregne has announced he will present an
Firefox rolling out alternative to ad business without third-party cookies
Preparing for an advertising business without third-party cookies, non-profit Mozilla’s Firefox has rolled out its Total Cookie Protection by default
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 24
The importance of safe and legal access to abortion was stressed by the European Parliament with reference to the expected
What do people really tweet about?
What do people really tweet about? The question was raised by Washington-based Pew Research Center that has published a study
Physical attacks on journalists reaching new peak
Physical attacks on media workers in Germany noted a new peak last year with majority of cases in connection with
Big tech and social media in agreement to fight disinformation
Meta, Google, Twitter, TikTok, and Microsoft are among 34 organisations that have signed a strengthened Code of Practice on Disinformation
Fund for Black founders supporting 40 European startups
40 startups from the U.K., France, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden and Spain have been selected to receive funding and support by
Feedback bias blocking promotion of women and other underrepresented
Feedback on your performance is key to getting better paid and promoted. A new study shows that the most underrepresented
Majority of journalists worried about press freedom restrictions
72% of journalists are worried about the development of the news industry using negative when asked to describe it. 57%