Survey shows 94% of journalists use social media for their job
94% of journalists in the U.S. use social media for their job. Twitter is the number one. Journalists’ use of
Entertainment business waiting for the metaverse
Global entertainment and media had a strong year outpacing global economic growth. Revenues were USD 2.3 trillion last year, virtual
Publishers updating strategy for diversity and inclusion
Publisher organization WAN-IFRA is updating its strategy for diversity and inclusion. CEO Vincent Peyregne has announced he will present an
What do people really tweet about?
What do people really tweet about? The question was raised by Washington-based Pew Research Center that has published a study
Big tech and social media in agreement to fight disinformation
Meta, Google, Twitter, TikTok, and Microsoft are among 34 organisations that have signed a strengthened Code of Practice on Disinformation
Group M downgrades expected advertising growth for 2022
Advertising agency Group M expects global advertising to grow by 8.4% this year, down from 9.7% that the company forecasted
A journalist’s toolbox to analyze misinformation
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has become an obvious example of intentional misinformation like political propaganda and unintentional misinformation like
The Week That Was: the top 5 IT and Media news of week 23
Welcome to Moonshot News’ curated summary of the 5 IT and Media news to remember from the week that passed!
An unburnable book to support freedom of expression
An unburnable edition of Margaret Atwood’s book The Handmaid’s Tale has been auctioned for USD 130,000, auction house Sotheby’s announced.
Military and police cooperate to arrest online right-wing extremist
A right-wing extremist suspected of hate speech and distributing online manuals for making 3D printed weapons has been arrested in