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
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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
Majority more concerned than excited about use of AI in daily life
A majority think that artificial intelligence is more of a concern than something to be excited about. The focus on
With OpenAI turbulence NASA scientist argues for Open Science
The turbulence around artificial intelligence giant OpenAI shows the difficulties with combining profit and non-profit with Open AI having one
Cyber risks and inflation top concerns for businesses
Cyber risks and inflationary risks are the two top concerns for companies. 37% of organisations believe they are “highly” or
Microsoft buying Activision forecasted to mean huge changes in top gaming
The global games market will generate $184.0 billion in 2023, growing +0.6% year on year. The market will grow to
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Open AI’s CEO, Sam Altman, one of the most celebrated AI leaders, was fired at the end of the week
Social media increasingly important as European source for news
Social media has an increased importance as a news source for EU citizens. Compared to EU parliament’s media survey 2022,