Why diversity makes a difference in online advertising
Inclusive marketing is more than just a buzzword. Consumers around the world are increasingly looking for diversity and inclusion. They
Big tech and publishers discussing payments
An antitrust panel at the US House of Representatives have called big tech companies and publishers for a discussion about
Facebook celebrating International Women’s Day with new features
Facebook announced a range of new features to coincide with Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day (March 8th), with
WhatsApp adding features competing with Zoom
Facebook-owned WhatsApp is joining the competition for the attention of people locked up at home during the pandemic. The company
Diversity and Inclusion Company Index: Facebook
The awareness of diversity and inclusion in business has grown over the last few years. More and more companies, even
Exclusive interview: Ulrika Ek, Facebook Nordics
In our weekly exclusive interview series, this Thursday we are talking with Ulrika Ek from Facebook, Strategic Partner Manager for
New Zealand’s biggest news website has left Facebook – but not their traffic!
Stuff is New Zealand’s biggest media website, prints many of the nation’s daily newspapers, and employs about 900 staff, including
Australian law approved but definitions remain unsolved
Australia’s parliament has as expected passed the “media code” regulating payments from tech platforms to publishers. After protests from Google and Facebook,
Facebook to pay USD 1 billion for news
Following the turbulence when Facebook stopped the sharing of news in Australia, the company now says it will spend at
Facebook news pages return in Australia
Facebook will restore Australian news pages saying that the Australian government has agreed to make changes of the proposed law