News media more trusted than governments for covid information
During the pandemic, trust in news organisations has declined by an average of eight percentage points (pp), but trust in
Gender Equality is at stake in Europe
The European Union lacks specific budget tools to ensure its spending promotes gender equality and should make more use of
Where is the money for feminist organising?
Τhe interest in financing gender equality and feminist collective actions may have grown over the years, nevertheless the backlash against
WomenExecs on Boards (WEoB)
WomenExecs on Boards (WEoB) is a global network of qualified, Board ready women with C-Suite and senior executive experience. Their
EU privacy watch dog investigating EU’s institutions use of cloud computing
European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) is investigating how EU institutions use cloud computing services from Microsoft and Amazon expressing concern
Facebook increases penalties for users who share misinformation
Facebook is taking more action against people who repeatedly share misinformation, this time by adding new informational alerts, and increased
What can journalists say on social media?
Where is the line between what you can say on social media and your role as an employee? The relevance
US top target for foreign influence operations on Facebook
The United States is the country most frequently targeted by deceptive foreign influence operations using Facebook 2017-2020, Facebook says in
Amazon tamed the Lion after all!
Amazon.com agreed to buy MGM Studios for $8.45 billion, in a deal that emphasizes the tech giant’s willingness to spend
EU Commission’s new Transparency Center to fight misinformation
Companies including Big Tech must work on stopping monetization of disinformation, following boosted code of practice on disinformation presented by