The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 14
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Future healthcare systems will benefit from using artificial intelligence and digital tools, according to a new report from the World Economic Forum that stresses positive use of AI at the
Being scammed online can trigger mental health issues
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Being scammed online can trigger mental health issues, so it is important victims recognise that they need support and therefore talk to friends and family about their experiences, and to
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 13
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After a couple of months with tech leaders, including icon Bill Gates, praising artificial intelligence as the tool for the future, the backlash is here. More than 1 500 tech
Netiquette – What to do if the boss follows you on Instagram?
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Rules on how to behave online can be both good and bad for equality! Technology can give people access to meetings and conferences they otherwise could not attend. But netiquette
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 12
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The implications of banning a platform loved by 150 million Americans was not mentioned, a TikTok spokesperson was quoted complaining after the US congressional hearing of TikTok CEO Shou Zi
Trends for the gaming industry
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The gaming industry is today the largest entertainment industry in the world with more than 3 billion gamers globally and close to half of them are estimated to be women.
The week that was: Top IT and Media news – week 11
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Just 14 economies—all high income—have laws giving women the same rights as men, the World Bank says in the 2023 report about Women, Business and the Law. “In 2022, the
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 10
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Meta confirmed the company is testing a text service that looks similar to Twitter. At the same time, The Wall Street Journal says Meta will soon announce new big layoffs
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 9
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39% of global knowledge workers will work hybrid by the end of this year, up from 37% in 2022. Only 9% of global knowledge workers will work fully remote, according
Fighting scammers: Go slow!
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The increased online shopping has also meant more online fraud with shoppers losing money on fake websites. But research shows there is a simple way to limit the risks of