Mixed feelings for artificial intelligence
46% are positive to police using facial recognition technology to monitor crowds and look for people who may have committed
The week that was in IT and Media: top news week 11
Media Support to Ukraine: Money is pouring in for the Ukrainian journalists covering the invasion of their country. A
MEPs want stricter rules against gender pay gap
Working women in the European Union earn on average 14% less than men. The European Parliament’s committees for women rights
Meta taken to court for not stopping cryptocurrency scam ads
Meta is not doing enough to stop scam ads about cryptocurrencies on its Facebook, according to Australian Competition and Consumer
Publishers report booming revenue growth from mobile video
Digital publishing revenues continued to grow in the fourth quarter of 2021 and increased 13.4% from Q4 2020, a report
Court case against systematic fake online reviews
Fake reviews of products and services is a growing online problem. Meta is suing a person in California for operating
Study shows conflicting interests in working from home
The pandemic is slowly calming down. After two years working from home, many employees want to continue working remotely, at
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe allowed to leave Iran
After six years in Iran, most of the time in jail, Thomson Reuters Foundation´s Nazanin Zaghari -Ratcliffe has been released
Top Reuters editor joining media startup
Reuters’ executive editor Gina Chua is joining the earlier announced new media startup founded by Bloomberg’s ex-CEO Justin Smith and
Meta fined Euro 17 million for data leaks
Meta has been fined Euro 17 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for a series of data leaks. The