Streaming services predicted to add advertising to keep subscription fees down
Streaming services that used to be advertising free will one way or the other add ads just as Netflix introduced
Complexity of freedom of expression
The complexity of freedom of expression is illustrated by new warnings about declining freedom of expression while Twitter announced it
Agreement for global fact checking
The International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) at Poynter Institute announced a partnership with Google and YouTube to support fact-checking initiatives worldwide.
Waiting to know about Twitter
What is Elon Musk up to with Twitter? A month after he bought it for 44 billion USD the IT
Yahoo and Taboola joining forces
Yahoo, with 900 million monthly active users across the internet and Taboola, platform for content recommendations and native advertising, are
Computer chips – from shortage to oversupply
The short-term market for semiconductors has changed dramatically. After years discussing how to increase production to satisfy markets, a new
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 47
Companies are working slower to stop hate speech online. The EU Commission’s yearly evaluation of the code of conducts shows
Most TV monsters are male
If you would create a monster, would it be male or female? TV-programs popular with children, including those made for
Women online shoppers more likely to follow influencers: survey
Smartphones are the most important tools for online shopping but a majority of shoppers say they prefer in-person shopping if
Companies’ fighting of online hate speech slowing down
Companies are working slower to stop hate speech online. The EU Commission’s yearly evaluation of the code of conducts shows