Mary Wollstonecraft
A fine portrait of Mary Wollstonecraft as an Enlightenment intellectual neglects the complexity of her views on the ‘oppression of
How The Queen’ s Gambit became a bestseller
Better late than never! In 1983, American author Walter Tevis published a novel called The Queen’ s Gambit about a
Singing the blues in February
Music lovers are most melancholic in February and happiest in July, Economist reports basing the statement on statistics from music
‘Show-vinism’: Male scientists brag more than female colleagues
Male scientists appear to frame their research findings more positively than female scientists, irrespective of the importance or novelty of
Didem Ün Ates
A passionate Diversity & Inclusion and STEM champion, with captivating storytelling charm and strong big tech experience.
MSNBC appointing its first black female President
Rashinda Jones, news executive at NBCUniversal, has been appointed President of MSNBC succeeding Phil Griffin. She will be the first
Ad markets recovering 2021
After a dramatic year with advertising and marketing spending falling struck by the pandemic there seems to be a considerable
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Women’s career and workload has been a discussion during the Covid-year 2020 when people have been told to work from
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Ten US state attorneys-general filed a lawsuit against Google saying the company abused its “monopolistic” position in digital advertising, including
Women say TV primary source for news
Women are more likely than men to report that they use TV news programmes as their primary source for news.