Increase of companies suffering cyber threats
Cyber threats are evolving. Threats related to data loss have impacted 28% of organisations in 2024, up by 14% vs
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Gun violence, verbal attacks and sexual harassment are reported by journalists in a US survey made by International Women’s Media
Gun threats and sexual harassment reported against US journalists
Gun violence, verbal attacks and sexual harassment are reported by journalists in a US survey made by International Women’s Media
Increasing trust in social media while trust in media record low
Trust in media is record-low while trust in information on social media is increasing according to two new US surveys.
Governments need stronger partnership with industry and academia to fight new types of cyberattacks
Governments, industry and academia need a stronger partnership to address cybersecurity challenges and invest in cyber skills and expertise. Emerging
Meta Oversight board wants clear rules against child marriage
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, should clarify rules to make sure that the taking down of posts promoting forced
EU demands investigation of Ukrainian journalists Victoria Roshchyna’s death in Russia
“The European Union remains deeply concerned about Russia’s ongoing harassment, intimidation and violence against journalists and media workers covering war
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Baby Boomers – born 1946 to 1964 – is a tricky category for advertisers. Only 12% of them globally feel
Vast majority find incorrect information in news coverage of US election
News consumers say that it is difficult to find out what is fact and what is fiction in the information
Baby Boomers a tricky group for advertisers
Baby Boomers – born 1946 to 1964 – is a tricky category for advertisers. Only 12% of them globally feel