Google winning defamation case in Australia
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Ransomware criminals steal 10 terabytes of data each month
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Ransomware criminals stole about 10 terabytes of data each month between May 2021 and June 2022. 58.2% of the data stolen included employees’ personal data, An analysis indicate that a
EU platform for gender equality closing down
The European Institute for Gender Equality has on a Friday in the middle of the European holiday season announced it is closing its platform EuroGender. Gender balance is still far
Possibilities but also problems with AR and VR in news media
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Using AR and VR can be used by media companies to make readers, particularly the younger generations, more interested in news, argues Belgian digital publishing company Twipe in a presentation
Which news media do Europeans trust
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Europeans trust traditional broadcast and print media more as news source than online news platforms. 67% of Europeans use Facebook. Television dominates as the primary news source (75%) and this
Teens deserting Facebook for TikTok and YouTube
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YouTube’s dominance, Facebook’s fading popularity and TikTok’s growth among teenagers are confirmed in a new survey of social media in the US. Alphabet-owned YouTube is used by 95% of teens,
Fat-shamed by The Economist
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To be fat-shamed by upmarket British magazine The Economist, first published 1843, is too much. Iraqi actress and TV personally Enas Taleb has called her lawyers after The Economist illustrated
Women sceptical to artificial intelligence
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Women are more sceptical than men about some uses of artificial intelligence (AI). This is the case concerning use of driverless cars and using AI to find false information on
A trust in markets for local journalism
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A deal showing trust in markets for local journalism was announced when Axios, focusing on newsletter-like local news services across the US, agreed to be sold to regional US newspaper
Quota for women in EU companies this autumn
It took ten years but this autumn, the European Parliament is expected to approve quotas for women in leadership roles in EU companies giving companies four years to go from