Gender byline bias: how women sports reporters struggle
Current working conditions in sports journalism make it difficult for female sports journalists to compete with men and prevent women
Microsoft report beating expectations
Microsoft reported revenues of $51.7 billion, increased 20% and operating income of $22.2 billion, increased 24%, for the quarter ending
Twitter reports more pressure from governments
Twitter is facing unprecedented challenges as governments around the world increasingly attempt to intervene and remove content, the company’s vice
Google proposing new alternative to third party cookies
Google has launched a new alternative to third party cookies to target advertising since the markets did not accept company’s
Mergers and Acquisitions: 2022 a big year driven by digital and data
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Julian Lennon selling Beatles memorabilia as NFTs
John Lennon’s clothes, Paul McCartney’s hand-written notes for ‘Hey Jude’ and other Beatles’ memorabilia are auctioned as NFT collectibles, his
Corporate diversity: the best and worst European countries
Norway, France and the UK, followed closely by Finland and Sweden, are the countries with the closest to diversity in
The Week That Was: the 7 things you need to know
Microsoft is buying gaming company Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion dollars, strengthening their gaming branch, with an eye towards the
Politicians and journalists the least trusted leaders
Politicians and journalists are globally the least trusted leaders today with less than half of respondents in a study trusting
Omikron and inflation lowers UK ad growth forecast
Omikron´s negative impact on consumer confidence and parts of the economy, particularly hospitality and leisure, and inflation has lowered the