Netflix cuts leads to discussion about diversity
Two rounds of personnel cuts by Netflix within two months this spring have fuelled a heated debate whether the leading
Demand for independent investigation of killing of Al Jazeera journalist
34 rights groups demand an immediate and independent investigation of the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 21
Twitter was fined USD 150 million for giving personal information like phone numbers and email addresses to advertisers to be
3D printing of weapons a current and future threat
3D printed weapons is no longer a matter of fiction. Connection and cooperation between law enforcement and the industry/private sector
Twitter fined for leaking private information to advertisers
Twitter has been fined USD 150 million for giving personal information like phone numbers and email addresses to advertisers to
Building a diverse metaverse but struggling with assault
Will there be a diverse and inclusive metaverse? Today, we connect with people on the internet mostly by just looking
Local newspapers hit hard by digital transition
The transition to digital news consumption has been a challenge for the newspaper industry and many local US newspapers have
Global survey: women underpaid but don’t ask for raise or promotion
Women are less likely than men to say the salary is OK but they anyway don’t ask for a raise
Awards for reports on Mariupol bombing, covid mismanagement and corruption
A team of Ukrainian journalists whose images show Russia’s siege of Mariupol; an Afghan woman TV reporter from TOLOnews whose
Researchers mapping who can be replaced by machines
What profession should you choose to avoid being replaced by machines? Jobs that require abstract thinking, people engagement and soft