Google losing challenge of European antitrust fine
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Google has lost a case about the largest fine ever imposed by a competition authority in Europe. The European General Court largely confirmed the European Commission’s decision to fine Google
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 36
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Some 426 pages of UK’s national newspapers were on September 9 used to cover Queen Elisabeth’s life and reaction to her death. At the death of Prince Philip on 9
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 35
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A new survey shows that among the 16% of US adults who say they ever invested in, traded or used cryptocurrencies, 46% report that their investments have done worse than
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 34
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Global advertising spend will increase 8.3% to reach USD 880.9 billion in 2022 boosted by the US elections and the FIFA World Cup. Next year, growth will slow down to
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 33
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Ransomware criminals stole about 10 terabytes of data each month between May 2021 and June 2022. 58.2% of the data stolen included employees’ personal data. An analysis indicate that a
Tech sector has lowest number of staff working at the office
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Regardless of different views on remote work versus working at the office, a new survey says the average attendance in office is no more than 26% with most people at
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 32
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Europeans trust traditional broadcast and print media more as news source than online news platforms. 67% of Europeans use Facebook. Television dominates as the primary news source (75%) and
Survey shows many share false information unintentionally
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39% of respondents in an international study say they have unintentionally shared false or misleading information. 55% said they shared false or misleading information because they thought it was true.
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 31
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Artificial Intelligence will within a decade transform digital advertising but privacy concerns may impede progress. Four emerging technologies – AI for marketing, emotion AI, influence engineering, and generative AI –
Majority of companies will not in near future compensate for inflation
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Higher inflation than we have seen in decades is putting pressure on households and markets. A new survey shows that only 28% of companies plan to in the near future