Glassdoor diversity report: only 25% of technicians are women
Glassdoor, the company that informs about jobs, salaries and how employees rate their employers says that there has been some
Pulitzer to honour Afghan journalists and media workers
The Pulitzer Prize Board has issued a special citation “to honour the women and men of Afghanistan who have dedicated
Indian The Wire gets Free Media Pioneer award
Indian non-profit news site The Wire is getting the Free Media Pioneer award, an annual recognition established by International Press
Historical photos auctioned – a new news agency business!
AFP is launching its first-ever auction with some 200 photos from its analogue photography collection, offering a rare opportunity to
Google appealing French 500 million euro fine
Google is appealing a 500 million euro fine by France’s competition authority in a dispute on how the company is
Google delaying the return to office
Google is delaying the return to the office as the pandemic continues to create uncertainty. CEO Sundar Pichai announced that
Ageism in the workplace: How it impacts women and how to end it
While sex and gender discrimination are major issues in the workplace, gendered ageism is an equally serious problem affecting many
South Korea approves law limiting the power of app stores
South Korea’s parliament has approved a bill that limits Google’s and Apple’s app stores power to force developers to use
Pandemic driving worldwide government IT spending
Worldwide government IT spending will increase 6.5% next year. Governments will continue to accelerate digital investments to respond and recover
Instagram using AI to see if you lie about your birthday
Facebook-owned Instagram is making it mandatory to let the company know your birthday as part of an action to increase