Eight US states are examining ‘Μeta’ investigation in 8 US States on Instagram’s impact on kids if Meta, previously known as Facebook, is promoting Instagram to kids and tracking their Read More
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62% of citizens in the EU believe that government corruption is a big problem in their country, the Global Corruption Barometer from anti-corruption organization Transparency International shows. A follow-up study says Read More
Google lost its appeal to a Euro 2.42 billion fine for favouring its own shopping on general results pages. The EU Commission had fined the company for abusing its dominance. The Read More
Women work more and earn less; they receive lower salaries, which results in even lower pensions, jeopardizing their ability to support themselves and to have a decent level of quality Read More
The average hourly median gender pay gap (GPG) in the UK in 2020-21 has increased compared to the previous year, but the full impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is yet Read More
Meta is closing the face recognition system on Facebook People deleting more than a billion people’s individual facial recognition templates referring to societal concerns. “We need to weigh the Read More
Web Summit: the biggest tech event of the year; the biggest names in the industry on stage in front of our eyes; close to 43,000 lucky attendees from 128 countries – partners, investors, Read More
Boardroom diversity has increased globally since 2015 but we still have a long way to go towards true gender parity. Women still hold only a quarter of boardroom positions, while female Read More
Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook has changed its name and is now Meta to focus on his vision – the metaverse, a future huge network of platforms. ”From now on, we Read More
A recent report by McKinsey and LeanIn.org confirmed what various studies have indicated over the past year: the toll that the pandemic continues to take on employees – especially on Read More
