A €746 million EU fine is “without merit,” says Amazon
Amazon has been hit with a record €746 million fine after the Luxemburg data privacy regulator said the e-commerce giant
12 Bytes: 12 essays on artificial intelligence and our future
In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, a scientist creates life and is horrified by what he has done. Two centuries later, synthetic
Female participation at conferences is weaker – study
Female participation at conferences is weaker, researchers say. According to a new UK study published in the Lancet, women are
Google sued in U.K. for overcharging users
Google systematically breaks the law and overcharges millions of UK users for apps and other purchases made on Google Play
Scarlett is suing… but creators and actors should re-think the way they draft their contracts
The pandemic has also changed the movie business, as the film industry has started releasing new movies for streaming home
Amazon reports slower growth rate as shops open up
Amazon’s Q2 report showed revenues up 27% to USD 113bn for the second quarter from USD 88.91bn one year earlier.
LinkedIn allows staff to work fully remote
As big cοmpanies across the world are planning the return to the office this fall – with some of them
Pew Research Institute: how was the pandemic year for the US digital media?
How did digital news media develop during the covid year 2020? Practically all citizens in the US get some digital
Top German court tells Facebook to reinstate removed posts
A German federal court has ruled that Facebook acted illegally in taking down racist posts and blocking the account of
Spotify reports weak total monthly user growth
Spotify reported fewer than expected monthly active users (MAUs) in the second quarter, blaming the pandemic for the sluggish growth.