The week that was in IT and Media: top news week 11
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Media Support to Ukraine: Money is pouring in for the Ukrainian journalists covering the invasion of their country. A fundraising campaign organized by journalism groups The Fix, Are We
Study shows conflicting interests in working from home
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The pandemic is slowly calming down. After two years working from home, many employees want to continue working remotely, at least partly, but Microsoft’s annual work index shows a conflict
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Malicious foreign actors find it easy to interfere and manipulate information in the European Union because of lack of awareness and counter measures, concluded an inquiry made by the European
These are the best European countries to be a mother
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Countries with the best maternity leave in Europe: which are the policies and which European countries are the best for raising a child, offering most support and benefits? Mother– and
‘Bread and Peace’ is unfortunately still a valid slogan for International Women’s Day
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“Bread and Peace” was demanded when March 8 in 1917 was formalized as the date to celebrate the International Women’s Day. This demand is no less urgent in 2022 when
Unpaid care work: the cornerstone of inequality
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Unpaid care is a universal issue: it affects women across the globe, regardless of their levels of education and income or the level of development of their countries. While some
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The pan-European unity regarding measures and sanctions against Russia, with the aim of stopping the war, and the strong wave of support from nations around the world, made social media
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Social media companies rushed to make statements making it more clear how they handle information about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Hacking group Anonymous announced a cyber war against Russia and
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The week that was: the most efficient and short summary of the most important IT and media news of week 7! Google announced a multi-year project to limit advertisers’ ability
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Swedish price comparison company PriceRunner sued Google for a preliminary amount of EUR 2.1 billion. The company says Google has manipulated search results by prioritizing its own shopping recommendations. Details