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
Study shows huge pay inequalities at Gannett newsrooms
Women and journalists of color are largely underpaid compared to their peers at 14 unionized newsrooms owned by Gannett, the
Pregnancy loss leave: Companies breaking the taboo?
In March, New Zealand’s parliament approved legislation that gives couples who suffer a miscarriage or stillbirth three days of paid
Giants urging politicians to secure access to semiconductors
The shortage of semiconductors is a global problem for a variety of industries. Apple, Microsoft, Google-owner Alphabet, Amazon, Cisco, HP,
Think again before sharing an article on Facebook
Facebook is hoping to cut the spread of misinformation and fake news on its platform, by prompting users to read
Golden Globes hit over poor diversity record
NBC network will not air the Golden Globes next year, saying the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) that puts on
Majority of CEOs forecast economic boom after pandemic
The majority of CEOs are optimistic when looking at prospects for 2021 and 2022. 60% anticipate an economic boom while
Amazon sustainability bond raising USD 1 billion
Amazon has issued its first sustainability bond raising USD 1 billion to fund projects in five areas: Renewable Energy, Clean