Controversial BBC challenger with opinion and debate
A British TV news channel – GB News – will go on-air for the first time on June 13 and
Pinterest improves diversity rates but reality is gloomy
Pinterest has spent much of the last year on the defensive in light of a number of racial and gender
Big reshuffling for Schibsted NEXT
One of the biggest publishing houses in the Nordics, has announced a big re-org and refocusing of their business area.
Why marketers seek new career opportunities
More than a year into the pandemic, the majority of marketing employers plan to hire. At the same time, marketers
Belarus independent journalists arrested for ‘tax evasion’
Belarus authorities are accusing editor-in-chief of independent news service TUT.BY of tax evasion, the news service reports adding that the
Google and Facebook signing multi-year agreements with publisher
Australian publishing house Nine Entertainment Co Holding announced that it has signed multi-year agreements with both Google and Facebook. The
European fact checkers mapping covid vaccine misinformation
To fight disinformation about covid vaccine we need more information about actors, vectors and patterns of dissemination for the campaigns.
Microsoft down-playing last week’s phishing attacks
Last week’s phishing attacks were important to disclose because they were evidence of a new campaign by a sophisticated adversary.
Pop culture against sexist labels – a Unilever campaign with good intentions
Pop culture’s widespread popularity can be also used as a tool by brands looking to boost their relevance and reach
Diversifying news media business models
B2B subscriptions represent the latest foray by news media companies as they diversify their reader revenue business models. “B2B has