Google threatens to stop search
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Can Google stop search? The company has threatened to remove its search engine from Australia protesting against a proposed law that would force IT giants to pay for using publishers´
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Pandemic boosts audio ads
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One of the hottest media trends for 2021 is “screen-free media” and audio will benefit. “Voice and audio have gotten an unexpected boost from the pandemic,” advertising giant Carat says
Reuters Institute appoints deputy director
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Meera Selva has been appointed Deputy Director at Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism in Oxford. She is since 2017 Director of Journalist Fellowship Programmes at the Institute. She
Alliance supporting tech entrepreneurs
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Referring to International Monetary Fund´s (IMF) statement that women are more likely than men to run businesses affected by the pandemic, tech communities WomenTech Network and Founder Institute are joining
Reuters joining Google Showcase
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Google announced that Reuters news agency and close to 450 publications in a dozen countries have agreed to contribute content to the company´s recently announced service called Google News Showcase
Google signing first European copyright agreement
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Google has signed its first agreement in Europe to pay publishers for content online. French publishers´ association announced that they had agreed with Google about a general framework over copyrights
HBO Max appoints GM for EMEA
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Christina Sulebakk has been appointed General Manager HBO Max EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa). She has previously served as General Manager HBO Europe. She reports into Johannes Larcher, Head
US media appointing women to cover White House
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At least six major news networks have assigned women to lead White House coverage of the Biden administration, raising the profile of female journalists in an institution long dominated by
Europeans choosing Netflix
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The pandemic has tempted more people to subscribe to streaming movies and television. Netflix announced it now has more than 200 million paid members, up more than 30% from 2019.
Facebook stressing civil rights
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Roy L. Austin, Jr, civil rights attorney and advocate, has joined Facebook in Washington as VP of Civil Rights and Deputy General Counsel to establish the company’s new civil rights