Reuters postponing paywall after backlash with customer
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Reuters has postponed the launch of its earlier announced website paywall after protests from the news agency’s biggest customer Refinitiv that wants the site to remain open and says a
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TikTok gets one month to answer questions from EU
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The European Commission and consumer authorities have started “a formal dialogue” with Chinese-owned app TikTok about its commercial practices and policy. The initiative comes after European consumer organisations said the
EU announcing hubs to fight disinformation
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The European Commission has announced eight national hubs that will become part of the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) network to fight digital disinformation. Each national hub will cover one
Hijab-wearing model becomes editor for Vogue Scandinavia
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Rawdah Mohamed, the Somali-Norwegian model and influencer whose protest against a proposed ban on the hijab in France went viral, will be the fashion editor of the soon-to-be-launched Vogue Scandinavia.
News media more trusted than governments for covid information
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During the pandemic, trust in news organisations has declined by an average of eight percentage points (pp), but trust in national governments has declined by an average of 13pp, a
Facebook increases penalties for users who share misinformation
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Facebook is taking more action against people who repeatedly share misinformation, this time by adding new informational alerts, and increased individual user penalties, based on the distribution of content that
What can journalists say on social media?
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Where is the line between what you can say on social media and your role as an employee? The relevance of the question is growing as the power of social
Amazon tamed the Lion after all!
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Amazon.com agreed to buy MGM Studios for $8.45 billion, in a deal that emphasizes the tech giant’s willingness to spend deeply to remain competitive in the crowded streaming market. The
Twitter and WhatsApp arguing with Indian government
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Twitter is being investigated by Indian police for having marked a message by a government spokesman as “manipulated media” and Facebook-owned WhatsApp has sued the Indian government saying a new
European public service broadcasters under pressure
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The public service broadcaster’s role is a media focus in many European countries. Two thirds of European public service broadcasters in a recent survey said revenues were either below inflation