The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 29
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Losses from cybercrime are expected to surge in the next five years, rising from USD 8.44 trillion in 2022 to approximately USD 11 trillion in 2023 and potentially reaching approximately
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 28
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The Covid pandemic is no longer considered to be a global health emergency by the WHO but it has permanently changed the focus of office work. After sending staffers off
Going back to the office and testing the four-day workweek
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The Covid pandemic is no longer considered to be a global health emergency by the WHO but it has permanently changed the focus of office work. After sending staffers off
Less freedom of expression today than 10 years ago
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80% of citizens in the world have less freedom of expression today than a decade ago. That’s more than 6 billion people in more than 80 countries. Far more people
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 27
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A ”separate space for real-time updates and public conversations”. That’s how Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg describes the company’s new service Threads that got several million registered users within a few
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 26
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Global entertainment and media revenues will grow every year through 2027 – creating a USD 2.8 trillion industry but the rate of growth will decline every year. Advertising revenue will
Using AI for better work-life with employees working fewer hours
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Aiming at a better work life balance after the pandemic, so called “quiet quitting” is a fact, especially for younger staffers and men, researchers have found. By “quiet quitting” they
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 25
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It will take 131 years to reach full gender parity if improvements continue at the present modest speed, World Economic Forum’s annual gender gap report shows. Women remain significantly underrepresented
This is how employees globally think AI will impact their jobs
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Employees who struggle financially are the least likely to be prepared for economic change and Artificial Intelligence. 52% of employees globally expect positive impact of AI on their career over
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 24
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What will be one of the world’s first rules on artificial intelligence have been approved by the European Parliament with 499 votes in favour, 28 against and 93 abstentions. Next