A digital euro on its way to fight cryptocurrencies
“We are entering the age of digital money”, writes European Central Bank’s executive board member, Fabio Panetta in a blog
COVID changed our career priorities – study
Almost half of employees in the UK have become less focused on their careers as a result of the coronavirus
WhatsApp sued for breaching multiple EU consumer rights
The European Consumer Organisation, BEUC, and eight of its members have filed a complaint against Facebook-owned WhatsApp for multiple breaches of
Diversity Report: Data & Analytics jobs in EU dominated by young men
Only 23% of European jobs in Data and Analytics are held by women and on average they earn 16% less
BBC cutting staff by 6% – biggest reduction in 5 years
BBC staff has been reduced 6% or by 1 200, the first significant drop in five years, according to chairman
RSF publishing gallery of press freedom suppressors
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has for the first time in five years published a gallery of 37 heads of state
European broadcasters exchanging AI translated real time news
Ten European public service broadcasters are joining forces around a real time exchange of AI translated news stories. Led by
Our Separate Ways: Addressing gender alone won’t help women rise to the top
Addressing gender alone won’t help women rise to the top. In Our Separate Ways, authors Ella Bell and Stella Nkomo
More publishers lining up to negotiate with Google and Facebook
Google and also Facebook are facing groups of publishers joining forces to make them pay for using publishers’ content online.
Taboola and Outbrain: going public… via separate ways
Competing Israeli content-recommendation advertising companies Taboola and Outbrain will meet at the stock exchange in New York. After earlier plans