More women in supply chains but fewer on top positions
The total number of women in the supply chain is increasing but there are fewer women on executive levels, according
EU unblocks cross border privacy investigations against big tech
The European Court of Justice has given EU member states extended authority to take for instance big tech companies to
Christiane Amanpour announcing her cancer ‘as shout-out to early diagnosis’
After four weeks off air, Christiane Amanpour, the world acclaimed journalist and currently host of CNN’s flagship global affairs program,
5 courses to improve your personal development skills
Personal development is a lifelong process and a vital part of an individual’s growth and progress. It is the process
The Week That Was: IT and Media major news check list
Police forces in 16 countries including in Europe and the US FBI carried out one of the largest and most
US lawmakers propose laws to limit power of big tech companies
The discussion about the power of big tech companies took another step when US lawmakers introduced five bills meant to
Advertising revenue expected to grow 22% as markets recover
Advertising and media company GroupM expects a 22% growth in media ad revenue in 2021, a marked improvement from the
EU investigating the dominance of digital assistants
Big tech companies’ digital assistants strong position in the EU is a competition concern for the European Commission. The comments
Study shows around 50% online read news and visit porn sites
Most of us have spent more time online during the pandemic than before the lockdowns were imposed. A UK study
Google changing Ad Manager after French authority investigation
After a long investigation by French Competition Authority, Google is making changes to the Ad Manager. The authority fined Google