RSF Press Freedom Awards: ‘A world without truth is a world without meaning’
Reporters Without Borders have been awarding for 29 years now journalists or media for their notable contribution to the defence
Live streaming TV forecasted to get a new market lead
Five major US-based platforms will control 53% of the world’s 1.7 billion live streaming video subscriptions by 2026. That equates
AFP and Google sign agreement on neighbouring rights
French news agency AFP and Google announced an agreement on the remuneration of neighboring rights under French law. The agreement
The fear for retaliation when fighting corruption
62% of citizens in the EU believe that government corruption is a big problem in their country, the Global Corruption
Iceland trolling Zuckerberg: these guys really know how to do it!
“It’s completely immersive, with water that’s wet”, “skies you can see with your eyeballs”, “horses you can ride”… Iceland is
Hackers attacking human rights groups and journalists
Meta says it has taken action against four groups of hackers in Pakistan and Syria that attacked people connected to
More users looking for live news on Twitter
70% of people who read news on Twitter say they have used the service to follow live news events which
Metaverse gaming and TikTok will be the 2022 winners
Social media app TikTok will reach 1.5 billion active users by 2022 showing it is one of the fastest climbers
Australian technology gets a billion from Google
Google will invest USD 1 billion in Australia over five years, the company’s CEO Sundar Pichai announced at an event
Your video calls save the environment
When many now return to the office it is tempting to travel for more face-to-face meetings, but the digital meeting