Competitors joining forces for video ads
Nordic publishing giants Swedish Bonnier and Norwegian Schibsted have for decades competed for news media circulation and advertising on the
My manager is too nice for the team’s good
Dear Moonshot, I have an issue with my manager – she is the kind of person who doesn’t like confrontations,
Google to pay for news but not for links
Google has returned to earlier postponed plans to launch its Google News Showcase in Australia paying publishers for contributing their
ProGender: A Digital Hub on Gender, the COVID-19 crisis and its Aftermath
ProGender aims to promote bilateral activities between Iceland, Greece and Norway by creating a digital hub devoted to gender perspectives
A project to increase women voices in media
There are fewer women than men being interviewed and talking to the media. Many have tried to change that but
The importance of trust
“The global pandemic has awakened more people to the value of accurate news and their own role in choosing it.
BBC spending GBP 1 million on legal fees fighting gender cases
The BBC has spent more than GBP 1 million on legal fees fighting equal pay and race discrimination cases brought
How remote working and schooling drive IT spending
Worldwide IT spending is projected to total USD 3.9 trillion in 2021, an increase of 6.2% from 2020, according to
Facebook News coming to Europe
Facebook launched its Facebook News in the UK as the first market for the service outside the US, were it