Hillary Clinton to produce a TV-series on women fighting in Syria
The Daughters of Kobani book tells the story of how a group of women in Syrian town Kobani took to
Instagram to launch multi-participant live-streams
Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri revealed recently that the company is planning to launch multi-participant IG Live video chats within
Google agreement preventing legal action
Google’s agreement to pay French publishers for using their content online only covers some publishers and has left the rest
Women-first approach in dating valued at a USD 14 billion
Shares of dating app Bumble soared more than 76% in their stock market debut on the Nasdaq meaning a USD
Iconic jazz by Chick Corea
The world has lost a jazz icon! Jazz composer, pianist and keyboardist Chick Corea has died at 79 after recently
Microsoft supports paying publishers
The conflict between Microsoft and Google concerning the Australian copyright legislation has become even more heated. Microsoft President Brad Smith
Women reading news on social
The majority of news readers on Facebook and Instagram are women. 53 per cent of both women and men say
BBC World pulled of air in China
TV channel BBC World News has been taken off air in China. State owned news agency Xinhua said Chinese broadcasting
Meghan Markle wins over British newspaper
Meghan Markle announced today that the British tabloid ‘Mail on Sunday’ had been held to account for its “dehumanizing practices”
Fighting racism on social media
Instagram is introducing stricter measures to fight racism including removing the accounts of people who send abusive messages and developing