Google “monopolistic” US say in lawsuit
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.
Advertising body fight fraudulent ads
Advertising fraud remains one of the biggest hurdles that the digital advertising industry has to overcome. And it shows little
42 journalists killed in 2020
Forty-two journalists and media workers have been killed while doing their jobs in 2020, according to the International Federation of
Women rights’ activist killed in Afghanistan
Women rights activist and female television journalist Malalai Maiwand was shot and killed by gunmen in Afghanistan, an incident that
US Department of Justice suing Facebook
US federal trade commission and more than 45 state prosecutors have sued Facebook saying the company is taking illegal actions
Australia forcing IT giants to pay publishers
Australia has finalised plans to make Facebook and Google pay its media outlets for news content. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said
Germany passed a law for women in boards
To increase women in board positions is one of many equality issues frequently discussed. German government has recently agreed to
Facebook and Google paying publishers
Facebook and Google have announced that they will start paying news publishers for editorial content. Both agreements come after long
App Store launching privacy feature
Apple announced it will remove apps from its App Store if they don’t comply with an upcoming privacy feature allowing