YouTube a growing competitor in streaming entertainment
Google and American National Football League announced an agreement seen as Google-owned YouTube’s ambition in the streaming entertainment business. The
EU proposal too soft to secure independent media, advisory committee says
The proposed European Media Freedom Act is too soft to secure independence for European media, according to the EU’s advisory
Locking accounts or criminal charges best to fight online abuse argue teens
Half of teens think criminal charges or permanent closing of accounts would help a lot to fight bullying and harassment
Musk leaving as ceo of Twitter “looking for someone foolish enough to take the job”
Twitter will get a new ceo as soon as new owner Elon Musk finds someone “foolish enough to take the
EU Commission says Meta breaking rules for online ads
The EU Commission thinks that Meta is breaking the union’s antitrust rules by distorting competition for online classified advertising. Users
Majority tells Musk to go as head of Twitter
The people have spoken, Twitter-owner Elon Musk said when he after a vote among Twitter users gave Donald Trump back
The Metaverse – what can we expect?
One of the 2022 buzzwords is Metaverse but specialists do not really agree on what it will look like and
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 50
The European Union requires respect of media freedom and fundamental rights, EU Commissioner Věra Jourová told Twitter-owner Elon Musk after
Commissioner tells Musk EU requires respect for media freedom
The definition of free speech on Twitter has been an issue since Elon Musk bought the social media two months
50% of digital publishers reporting positive revenue growth
Total digital publishing revenue was up 2.7% in Q3 2022 compared to the same period last year and reached GBP