Facebook suffers new technical problems
Just a couple of days after its six hour long outage, Facebook and its services on Friday experienced new technical
Survey shows IT companies acts slow against hate speech
IT companies have become less efficient in removing illegal hate speech online, according to a survey by the European Commission
Twitch company data leaked and published online
Amazon-owned gaming company Twitch announced that company data had been leaked because of an error on one of the company’s
Trying to stop hateful content on video-sharing platforms
A third of people using video-sharing platforms (VSP) say they have witnessed or experienced hateful content; a quarter claim they’ve
Microsoft lays off the remaining MSN team
Microsoft fired all of the remaining Microsoft News/MSN staff globally, shortly after they implemented Microsoft Start, a personalised news feed
Pandemic to fuel 13% recovery in home-appliance ad spend in 2021
Investment in home improvements during the pandemic will fuel an almost 13% increase in home-appliance ad spend this year, according
Palestinian photojournalist gets international women award
Palestinian freelance photojournalist Fatima Shbair has been awarded the seventh annual Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award, the International Women’s Media Foundation
US Advertising revenue will grow 23% this year (forecast)
Advertising company Magna Global has raised its US advertising revenue forecast to 23% in 2021 and 12% in 2022 after
The most equal parliaments in Europe
First it looked Iceland could be the first European country with a majority of women in the parliament but after
Women didn’t make it after all in Iceland
For some hours, Iceland looked as the first European country with a women majority in the parliament but after a