EU Commission trying to stop strategic lawsuits against journalists
Trying to silence journalists and human rights defenders by suing them is increasing in the EU, the European Commission said
What will a “free speech absolutist” do with Twitter?
What will happen when a man who describes himself as a “free speech absolutist” has bought Twitter? This is the
Obama supports big tech regulation to fight online disinformation
Former US president Barack Obama has entered the heated discussion about regulation of big tech and social media. At a
A project to make the financial news understandable
News media report about the spike in inflation and central bank meetings. But what does it mean? News agency Associated
CNN+ another proof that people do not pay for news?
It collapsed after just three weeks! CNN has announced that it is closing its recently launched streaming subscription news service
Tech, Media & Telco are the businesses worst hit by fraud
Tech, media and telecommunication sectors are the worst hit by fraud. Close to two-thirds of companies in these businesses have
Two journalists found dead in Ukraine when Russian forces withdraw
Among the dead found after Russian forces have withdrawn from previous occupied areas in Ukraine are two Ukrainian journalists. At
European study shows focus on video advertising
On average, digital media buyers are investing 36% of total advertising spend in video advertising (excluding TV formats). The most
New growth strategies by the world’s leading newspapers
Three of the world’s leading newspapers have announced interesting strategies. The Guardian will start charging for an app but remain
Russian cyberattacks targeting media and institutions in Ukraine
Cyberattacks from Russian military intelligence service have targeted institutions and media organisations in Ukraine. Microsoft says it has disrupted the