CPJ: Taliban barring women journalists from TV station
The Taliban have since they entered Kabul barred at least two female Afghan journalists from their jobs at the public
5 easy ways for productively procrastinating on a Friday
It has never been easy to stay focused and hyperproductive on a Friday – much less on a Friday in
Social media actions to protect Afghan users
The abrupt Taliban take over in Afghanistan has forced social media introduce new rules meant to protect users in the
Facebook chased by US Trade Commission for ‘burying successful competitors’
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed an amended complaint against Facebook in the agency’s ongoing federal antitrust case, following the
How media used automated journalism during pandemic
Newsrooms with computational thinking or computational journalism have had a considerable edge in using automated news quickly and efficiently to
Facebook competing with Microsoft and Google about home workers
Remote working will be common also after the pandemic and Facebook is entering the competition with other big tech companies
Growing support for government action against false online information
An increasing number of Americans think the government should take steps to restrict false information online. Women still tend to
International statement in support of Afghan women
A statement defending Afghan women’s and girls’ rights to education and freedom has been signed by the European Union, the
What users really read on Facebook
The top-viewed news domains in Facebook account only for 0.31% of all content views on Facebook’s News Feed. Of those
International protests against Apple’s planned content scanning
Apple is continuously criticized for its recently announced child safety feature to detect child sexual abuse material. An international coalition