Court case against systematic fake online reviews
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Fake reviews of products and services is a growing online problem. Meta is suing a person in California for operating a website that provides fake reviews and feedback to businesses
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe allowed to leave Iran
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After six years in Iran, most of the time in jail, Thomson Reuters Foundation´s Nazanin Zaghari -Ratcliffe has been released and allowed to return to her family in London. She
Top Reuters editor joining media startup
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Reuters’ executive editor Gina Chua is joining the earlier announced new media startup founded by Bloomberg’s ex-CEO Justin Smith and New York Times’ ex-columnist Ben Smith. She will be the
Meta fined Euro 17 million for data leaks
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Meta has been fined Euro 17 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for a series of data leaks. The authority says Meta failed to have in place security measures
4m USD raised to support Ukrainian journalists covering the war
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Money is pouring in for the Ukrainian journalists covering the invasion of their country. A fundraising campaign organized by journalism groups The Fix, Are We Europe, Jnomics and Media Development
Editor “currently in custody” after live TV war protest (updated)
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Russian authorities have launched “a preliminary inquiry” about the editor Marina Ovsyannikova who interrupted Russian Channel One’s live news broadcast by holding up a sign protesting against the war in
EU-wide rules to combat violence against women
The EU Commission’s annual report on gender equality shows failing to address violence against women and domestic violence costs an estimated Euro 289 billion a year. To combat violence against
TV-companies queuing to show Zelensky series
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TV companies from around the world are lining up to buy the right to broadcast the Ukrainian TV-series “Servant of the People” where the country’s president Volodymyr Zelensky played the
EU ministers agree on how to get more women on boards
The European Union has taken another step towards ruling that women should have minimum 40% of non-executive director positions in listed companies. EU’s employment and social affairs ministers have agreed
How green economy can also benefit women’s employment
Higher female unemployment and a greater proportion of women leaving the labour market due to the pandemic has set back progress towards gender equality in work by at least two