The week that was: The 9 things you need to know
Meta is closing the face recognition system on Facebook People deleting more than a billion people’s individual facial recognition templates
How much CEE is losing by not fixing the gender gap
Closing the gender gap in Central and Eastern Europe could unlock Euro 146 billion in annual GDP by 2030, or
The Vogue cover girl who turned war correspondent
They were all of them quite special. Six women war correspondents writing about World War II and pushing borders for
Facebook testing subscription services
Facebook will open up for creators to make money through Facebook Groups with users paying fees for exclusive access to
Google investing USD 1 billion in derivates markets company
Google Cloud and global markets company CME Group announced a 10-year strategic partnership with Google investing USD 1 billion in
Improvements for funding of women startups (report)
Funding of women-founded US startups has improved this year, according to financial data and software company PitchBook report All In:
Media conference launching guide on investigative journalism
A website serving as a comprehensive, expert guide on Investigating Organized Crime has been launched by the 12th Global Investigative Journalism Conference.
US blacklisting maker of spyware
Israel-based technology and spyware company and NSO Group has been blacklisted by the US Department of Commerce by adding it
Amazon launching two satellites
Amazon has applied for a license to launch, deploy, and operate two prototype satellites. The satellites—KuiperSat-1 and KuiperSat-2—will allow us
Google News returning to Spain after 7 years
Google announced that the company’s Google News will be re-introduced in Spain as the country is implementing the EU’s copyright