TV and radio audiences more concerned about discrimination than swearing
Audiences are becoming more relaxed about swearing on TV and radio but increasingly concerned about discriminatory language, particularly about race,
National news media most efficient for vaccine information
There are distinct differences in vaccination rates based on where people turned most for news about the Covid-19 pandemic. Citizens
Unconventional strategies for reinventing your career
The turbulent labour market has caused many people to rethink their careers – sometimes without any choice. Herminia Ibarra shares
Dropping your favorite chat host a bitcoin
Twitter wants to show that it is up to speed with cryptocurrencies and NFTs. The company has announced that users
New York Times: women make up the majority of both leaders and staff
The New York Times have shared an update of their plan to transform their workplace culture, including diversity data for
EU Commission wants one type of charger for all mobile phones
Mobile phones, tablets and headphones should all have the same type of chargers, according to the EU Commission that has
Majority think science benefits those already better off
86% of EU Citizens think that the overall influence of science and technology is positive but 57% say science and
The Guardian started hiding its print circulation
August was the last month that The Guardian announced the print circulation numbers; from now on only advertisers will have
EU Commission accused of overlooking media freedom issues
The EU Commission’s annual Rule of Law report “overlooked some serious media freedom issues, particularly related to the capture and
Women in IT Awards USA: These are the 2021 winners
Women in IT Awards USA, celebrating the achievements of women in technology, were revealed in an online ceremony on September