Do you also find this article by ‘The Economist’ terribly sexist?
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I started the Sunday reading by checking my newsfeed: as I follow ‘The Economist’, I got the suggestion for this article that was promoted by them on Linkedin: ‘Parents of
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Clubhouse: the only short summary you need to read
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To say you are tired of social media is trendy. You are supposed to find people there boring and if they are famous, they just get trolled and disconnect, like
The importance of speaking up: 150 New York Times’ staffers against their leadership
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More than 150 New York Times staffers, in an open letter to the paper’s executive leadership, criticized their response to complaints from parents that the journalist Donald McNeil Jr had
Νext Google move in the chess with Australian government: Showcase launched
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Google’s challenging of Australian government’s proposed law forcing big IT companies to pay for using publishers’ content continues. Google has now launched its service Google News Showcase with news stories
Microsoft challenging Google in Australia
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Microsoft Corp says it fully supports a proposed new law in Australia that would force internet giants to pay domestic media for using their content online. Google and Facebook have
Big IT companies investing in start-up
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A line-up of big IT companies is investing in start-up Databricks that makes software to analyze huge sets of data. The company announced that it has raised USD 1 billion
Bezos getting new role at Amazon
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is stepping down as CEO of Amazon this summer. He will instead serve as the company´s executive chair. Amazon´s head of cloud computing , Andy Jassy,
Wikipedia joining the battle for diversity and inclusion
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Free encyclopedia Wikipedia is getting a global code of conduct to combat harassment and stimulate diversity, the Wikimedia Foundation announced. The new code signals the foundation’s commitment to creating spaces
Fellowship for study of journalism
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The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism has opened for fellowship applications at the Institute’s headquarter in Oxford. Director of the Programme and Deputy Director of the institute, Meera
Google-owner agrees on back pay for women
Google-owner Alphabet will pay USD 3.8 million in order to settle cases of underpaid women. The company was accused of underpaying women and unfairly having passed over women and Asians