The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 14
Generative AI can drive more change in media and entertainment. 22% feel that generative AI could write TV shows and
How to fight burnout in journalism
Burnout in journalism is widespread, a US study by Reynolds Journalism Institute says. “The current and former journalism professionals who
Record number of new unicorns include many GenAI startups
The year has started well for unicorns – startups valued more than one billion USD! In Q1, 37 startups crossed
GenAI can increase marketing productivity by 40% in 5 years
Using generative artificial intelligence can increase a company’s marketing productivity by more than 40% by 2029. Companies should prepare staff
Men outpace women in GenAI use global study claims
Men outpace women in generative AI use across every age group, according to a global survey comprising 25 000 employees.
Protect women gamers better trend report recommends
Generative AI can drive more change of media and entertainment. 22% feel that generative AI could even write TV shows
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 13
“Governments” are announcing actions against big tech companies in a struggle about power and control. The EU Commission says it
Cyberattacks making IT security European key investment area
Security is a key IT investment area for European organisations as they will continue facing constant threat of cyberattacks and
Big tech must have special teams to fight election disinformation
Big tech companies must have internal teams to fight disinformation in connection with the election to the European Parliament in
Two Meta-owned services dominate in mid-income nations
Meta-owned WhatsApp and Facebook dominate the social media landscape in middle income nations. In just a few decades, social media