Health tracking and smart rings driving market for wearable devices
There is a growing interest in wearable devices and smaller devices, like smart rings, are predicted to be successful from
Not much improvement of gender stereotypes in toy ads
There is not much improvement of gender stereotypes in advertising for toys. Contemporary toy ads have not evolved much over
90% of media leaders are pleased with their company’s gender diversity
90% of media leaders feel their organisations are doing a good job in gender diversity but numbers are considerably lower
Spending on digital tech forecasted to boom 2024
Spending on digital technology by organizations will grow seven times faster than the overall economy in 2024, as companies are
Spotify laying off 17% of staff saying company must adopt a leaner way to work
Streaming music giant Spotify says it must adopt a leaner way to work to ensure “continued profitability and ability to
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Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning together with biotech continue to dominate for investments, according to financial data firm PitchBook. AI
Teenagers are the big users of generative artificial intelligence
Teenagers and children are the big users of generative artificial intelligence, a new survey shows. 79% of UK online teenagers
EU agreement to stop strategic lawsuits meant to silence journalists
A provisional agreement on new EU rules to protect those targeted with strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPP), such as
Popularity of women’s sports stressed in tech and media forecast
Women’s elite sports, like football, are attracting growing TV audiences. In 2024, women’s sports are expected to break the billion-dollar
MEPs want algorithms for music streaming to be transparent
Digitalisation has changed the market for music . EU law should ensure that European works are visible and that algorithms