NFTs in Journalism: Associated Press to launch photo marketplace
One of the world’s biggest news agencies, Associated Press, announced that they are going to launch an NFT (non-fungible token)
Committee to Protect Journalists gets new President
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has appointed Jodie Ginsberg as its new President. She is succeeding Joel Simon, who
EU plans tougher legislation against child abuse online
New actions to protect children online have been announced by the EU Commission and UK’s Information Commissioner’s office (ICO). The
EU consultation on European Media Freedom Act
The EU Commission has published an open public consultation on the planned European Media Freedom Act. After the consultation, the
How media can re-connect to readers who have turned away from news
A key challenge for the news media in 2022 is to re-engage those who have turned away from news as
Ageism on screen: how much the film industry is missing out
People are getting tired of movies with only young beautiful stars and want more balanced stories. Representations of men and
The Week That Was: the 6 things you need to know
The week that was: top IT and Media news of the first week of the year! The most comprehensive and
How people buy e-books and audiobooks
Book buying habits are changing with online buys increasing and so also the sales of e-books and audio books. Statista
Record number of unicorns born
The US venture industry 2021 generated a record number of so called unicorn companies valued at more than USD 1
New York Times buying sports website for USD 550 million
The New York Times announced it is buying subscription based sports website The Athletic for USD 550 million in cash