The Week That Was: the top 5 IT and Media news of week 23
Welcome to Moonshot News’ curated summary of the 5 IT and Media news to remember from the week that passed!
Deepfakes of special concern for women journalists
Deepfakes are among the more prominent examples of manipulated media today. Advances in technology are making it simpler to produce
INMA announcing awards for media excellence
The Miami Herald has won International News Media Association´s (INMA) global Best in Show award for its journalistic investigation of
An unburnable book to support freedom of expression
An unburnable edition of Margaret Atwood’s book The Handmaid’s Tale has been auctioned for USD 130,000, auction house Sotheby’s announced.
Well-intention is not enough to fight sexism at the office
Well-intention is not enough to fight sexism at the workplace. “Even well-intentioned men are likely to respond to sexist workplace
Military and police cooperate to arrest online right-wing extremist
A right-wing extremist suspected of hate speech and distributing online manuals for making 3D printed weapons has been arrested in
Online video advertising overtaking social media
Advertising spending on online video will this year overtake social media, the fastest-growing channel for the previous nine years. Total
After ten years delay, EU agreement on women on boards
After ten years, the European Parliament and the Council have agreed on a directive about women on company boards. 40%
Journalism unions want to add access to abortion in health care plans
US journalism unions are trying to add access to abortion for their members through health care plans. The background is
EU will get standard mobile chargers in two years
The European Union will force all makers of laptops, mobile phones, tablets and other electronic devices to have standard USB