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
Declining number are following news closely fact sheet shows
Not only newspapers’ print circulation is falling. Also overall, digital traffic to US newspapers’ websites is declining. The average monthly
Job benefits like yoga and free lunch is waste of money new research shows
Workplace wellbeing initiatives like meditation apps, subsidised gym memberships, yoga and free lunches, are a waste of employers’ time and
AI, ML and biotech attracting investors
Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning together with biotech continue to dominate as areas for investments, according to financial data firm
Security risks in reporting Israel-Gaza stressed by media organisations
“Amid an information blackout and the barring of international journalists from entering Gaza, the world depends heavily on Palestinian journalists
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 47
Violence against women journalists is a freedom of expression issue. Between half and two-thirds of women journalists have experienced gender-based
Survey shows programmatic advertising is on an upswing
Programmatic advertising is on an upswing. 54% of advertisers now allocate over 41% of their digital campaigns to programmatic investment,
Violence against women journalists is a freedom expression problem
Violence against women journalists is a freedom of expression issue. Globally, 1 in 3 women experiences physical or sexual violence