The joy of reading books rediscovered during the pandemic
With people stuck at home and many outdoor activities shut down, the joy of reading books seems to have been
Facebook and Google accused of not taking down scam ads
British consumer organization ‘Which?’ says Facebook and Google have failed to take action against scam advertising and that many ads
Oscars’ $205,000 swag bag embraces diversity and inclusion
This year’s Oscars goodie bag featured companies that embrace diversity, inclusion, health, and philanthropy. For the 19th year in a row,
Apple launching controversial software release
The conflict between privacy and commercial wish to target advertising will be a subject again this week. Apple released its
Thomson Reuters staffer gets new jail sentence in Iran
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, project manager at Thomson Reuters Foundation, has again been sentenced to jail by an Iranian court. Her lawyer
Twitter testing Professional Profiles
Twitter has launched an official test of its earlier announced ‘Professional Profiles’ – a feature that looks like similar services
Barrier-breaking wins at this year’s Oscars
The Oscars evening was a good night for women and people of colour. Chinese-born filmmaker Chloé Zhao became the second
UK’s Football Leagues and Women’s Super League boycott social media
Premier League, English Football League and Women’s Super League clubs will join in a four-day boycott of social media platforms
Which giant will be the podcast lead?
Barely a week passes without one of the big players launching a new audio service. After years with all going
YouTube blocked three Ukrainian channels linked to Putin ally
Google’s YouTube blocked from broadcasting three Ukrainian television channels linked to an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to