Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer
As the first computer programmer, Ada Lovelace is a symbol for women in tech. The Ada Lovelace Day, every year
Top inclusion movies
Looking for a movie that shows real inclusion? The Annenberg Inclusion Initiative at University of Southern California is a think
Inequality in films: AI research is a man’s world
Artificial intelligence is a focus in the IT business. Gender inequality in the AI industry is systemic and pervasive. And
“Potential of working from home and death of the office over-exaggerated”
The potential for people to work from home and predictions of the death of the office have been vastly over-
Online risks for women stressed in global campaign against gender based violence
Growing anti-feminist backlash, combined with increased reliance on digital spaces, is heightening online risks for women. Movements sustain themselves right
Most of big tech disappoint market expectations
Weaker advertising markets were stressed during the big tech week with quarterly reports. Apple beat analysts’ expectations. Microsoft reported revenues
Gender Equality Week in EU Parliament
The European Parliament is October 24 to 30 organising a Gender Equality Week for the third time. Committees and delegations
BBC celebrating 100 years
BBC’s first programme a hundred years ago was a short news bulletin about a robbery, a Shakespeare folio and fog.
Soon – but not yet – same chargers for all portable devices
The mess with different chargers for mobile phones and tablets etc is coming to an end as all of them
Survey shows many share false information unintentionally
39% of respondents in an international study say they have unintentionally shared false or misleading information. 55% said they shared