Companies are working slower to stop hate speech online. The EU Commission’s yearly evaluation of the code of conducts shows a decrease in companies’ notice-and-action results. The number of Read More
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Will ex-president Donald Trump return to Twitter now when he has gotten his account back or will he stay with his own social media Truth Social? Trump has earlier said Read More
New European rules on how to limit the power and dominance of the world’s big tech companies are now in force. The EU Digital Services Act entered into force Read More
Media professionals are struggling to cope with job stress and exposure to trauma, exacerbated during the pandemic, but there is lack of mental health-wellness support across the industry, according to Read More
E-commerce has been booming since the pandemic when we had to stay out of shops but so has also online fraud. “Even if payments online are generally very secure, mostly Read More
Meta is laying off 11 000 staffers after its latest disappointing quarterly report. CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s message to staff came a year after changing the name from Facebook to Meta and Read More
Women’s presence in journalism is increasing, but the gender breakdown of top editors in the largest news outlets worldwide remains rather disappointing also in 2022, according to the latest analysis Read More
Big advertisers put their Twitter advertising on hold waiting to see what Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s takeover of the social media company will mean. His statements about being “a Read More
“Rumours are the oldest form of mass media,” Jean-Noël Kapferer wrote in the 1990 book Rumors: Uses, Interpretations, and Images and now quoted by the Election Integrity Partnership, a nonpartisan Read More
Weaker advertising markets were stressed during the big tech week with quarterly reports. Apple beat analysts’ expectations. Microsoft reported revenues up close to 11% but its cloud computing business missed analysts’ Read More
