The week That Was: IT and Media news week 8
There should be no TikTok on business phones used by people working at the EU Commission, the Commission anouced. The
Study shows more tweets from right leaning journalists after Musk’s takeover
Despite a perceived Twitter exodus only a small handful of journalists have deactivated their accounts since Elon Musk bought the
Majority without trust in AI for health care
A skeptical attitude towards artificial intelligence is shown in a new study of future health care. 60% say they would
No TikTok on EU Commission phones
There should be no TikTok on business phones used by people working at the EU Commission. “To increase its cybersecurity,
Publishing media’s advertising forecasted to decline 7.7%
Global ad spend in publishing media will decline 7.7% in 2023. It is becoming harder for content-creating publishers to remain
Lack of staff and human failure biggest cybersecurity risks
Lack of talent or human failure will be responsible for over half of significant cyber incidents by 2025. The number
Russian disinformation increasingly attacks Ukrainian women
Russian social media disinformation increasingly includes accusations against Ukrainian women. The disinformation is about female refugees forced to leave Ukraine
Streaming video services driving the growth of European TV market
The top 100 TV companies in Europe are growing twice as fast as the market. This is mainly explained by
Almost all companies in four-day week test continue with short week
The pandemic made many companies accept staffers working from home. Now, a large test of a four-day week shows that
GPT-3 AI projects for local newsrooms
With all recent focus on how to use artificial intelligence, news agency Associated Press announced five AI projects “stretching from