Increased interest in science news after pandemic
The coronavirus outbreak has stressed the importance of science news and information and there are signs that consumers are paying
Privacy authority wants more protection against use of spyware
EU’s privacy watchdog, EDPS, wants more protection for journalists and media, especially against “military-grade spyware”. It welcomes the proposed EU
EU average gender pay gap 13% – Slow improvement over 10 years
Women in the European Union still earn less than men for equal jobs. The average gender pay gap in the
Europol identifying technologies used by criminals for e-commerce fraud
E-commerce has been booming since the pandemic when we had to stay out of shops but so has also online
Global DEI survey of marketing and advertising business
There is ample evidence that the marketing and advertising industry is facing an acute talent crisis, and that this is
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 45
Meta is laying off 11 000 staffers after its latest disappointing quarterly report. CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s message to staff came
EU proposal for new cyber defence
A new EU cyber defence policy and action plan on military mobility will address deteriorating security following Russia’s aggression against
Unprecedented number of women journalists detained in Iran
An unprecedented number of women journalists are now detained in Iran. As the regime continues its crackdown on protests after
Number of technicians working remote and borderless has doubled
58% of organizations have at least some technician working in a fully remote borderless arrangement. This number has doubled in
Niche interest videos trending on YouTube
The days of viral videos exploding across the internet are over. People are instead seeking content that speaks to their