The New York Times launches a two-year editing residency
The New York Times launches a two-year editing residency, aiming to foster the next generation of editors, giving them the
Facebook News with Springer papers launching in Germany
Facebook News launched in Germany with the company saying it comprises more than 100 editorial brands. There has been some
Is James Bond going to Amazon?
Amazon is in negotiations to buy MGM Studios for the company’s Prime streaming service with movies and shows. The price
How are museums reinventing themselves
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced museums to reevaluate their strategies and seek new, digital ways of attracting audiences. This year’s
Parler back on App Store but calling it “light version”
Conservative social media app Parler is now back on Apple’s App Store. It was removed from the store in connection
UNESCO report: over half of LGBTQI students in Europe bullied in school
Today, International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia, the International LGBTQI Youth and Student Organisation (IGLYO) and UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring
Gates divorce: New York Times’ revelations and stock price information
The news about Bill and Melinda Gates divorce may have been a surprise, but left the markets completely unaffected regarding
Long working hours a growing health threat
Long work hours is a definite health threat concludes an international study. And it’s most dangerous for men. Long working
Podcast proposal: How did the pandemic shift attitudes towards flexible working?
As employers start to plan for the “new normal” after the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen considerable changes in attitudes
A Tech Programme for women in leadership
The ‘everywoman of Influence in Tech Programme’ has been developed by the organisation ‘everywoman’ for women working within Tech who