Musk got what he wanted buying Twitter cash for USD 44 billion
So, Elon Musk is after all buying Twitter and paying cash USD 44 billion! When he recently announced that he
Online course on Investigative Journalism
A four-week, hands-on online course for reporters and editors who want to work on investigative journalism, that functions as an
Girls’ IT Bootcamp by the European Central Bank (ECB)
Are you a girl aged 9-17 interested in robots and computers? The European Central Bank (ECB) offers a three-day IT
Obama supports big tech regulation to fight online disinformation
Former US president Barack Obama has entered the heated discussion about regulation of big tech and social media. At a
No, our staff is not OK. Signs of burnout in the newsroom
“No, our staff is not OK. Two years into a pandemic and with a global war looming, journalists are at
A project to make the financial news understandable
News media report about the spike in inflation and central bank meetings. But what does it mean? News agency Associated
The Week That Was: IT & Media news you need to know (Week 16)
The European Parliament and Council have agreed on how to implement both the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital
EU vs Big Tech: Digital Acts approved
Rules on how to limit the power and dominance of the world’s big tech companies will soon come into force
The five things CEOs fear the most
A macroeconomic downturn has grown as a major risk factor for executives. Until this quarter, an economic downturn had not
CNN+ another proof that people do not pay for news?
It collapsed after just three weeks! CNN has announced that it is closing its recently launched streaming subscription news service