Facebook’s plans for digital currency shrinking
Facebook’s shrinking plans for a digital currency was down-scaled again when digital currency group Diem Association, earlier known as the
Italian authority fines Google for abusing dominant position
In another focus on the dominance of the big players’ app stores, Italian competition authority concludes that Google has abused
After Trump’s banning of it, TikTok booming in US
At the end of his term as US president, Donald Trump tried to block Chinese-owned social media app TikTok saying
Big Tech don’t pay broadcasters enough
Radio and television stations’ local content – particularly news – provides great value for audiences on the major technology platforms.
Meghan and Harry join forces with P&G for gender equality
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s non profit organisation, Archewell Foundation, has joined forces with Procter & Gamble to support gender
‘Ghosted by the dating app itself’: aggressive marketing at its best!
Thursday Dating is an upcoming exclusive app, only for Londoners and New Yorkers, that was expected to launch on Thursday,
Amazon won court case avoiding EU back tax
Amazon won the case about back taxes of Euro 250 million against EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager at EU General Court.
Finally more women leading world media brands
Two old and very respected media companies have for the first time appointed women as chief editors. Washington Post has
UK’s law against harmful social media content on its way
The UK’s since long discussed Online Safety Bill was announced in the Queen’s speech. The law is meant to protect
Should digital newspapers raise their subscription fees?
Many in the newspaper business discuss for how long it will be motivated to make print newspapers with digital subscriptions