Oversight Board says Meta allows abusive content for commercial reasons
Meta’s Oversight Board is strongly criticizing the company’s cross-check programme that allows VIPs and other powerful users to post content
Potential of working from home vastly over- exaggerated
The potential for people to work from home and predictions of the death of the office have been vastly over-
A guide for journalists facing online abuse
Online abuse of journalists has serious consequences for press freedom. It is often only considered a digital safety issue, but
Group M downgrading forecasts with global advertising to grow 5.9% in 2023
Global advertising will grow 5.9% next year with strong gains in connected TV, retail media and fast-growing markets like India,
Winter cyber attacks against Ukraine
The world should be prepared for several lines of Russian digital attacks this winter, Microsoft’s Clint Watts – General Manager,
Women journalists detained during protests against Iran’s regime
An unprecedented number of women journalists have been detained in Iran during the protests against the regime. The protests have
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 48
A month after Elon Musk bought Twitter for 44 billion USD, the IT and media worlds are still trying to
An action plan to promote women careers in media
Women hold on average just 10% of business leadership positions (CEO or Chair) in major news outlets in 17 countries,
News fatigue and informing about climate change
Climate change is a global focus with scientists and politicians warning about rapid negative developments. News fatigue is a problem
Bad Bunny still number one
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Bad Bunny is the year’s most-streamed artist in the world on Spotify—a spot he’s held since 2020.