UNESCO report: over half of LGBTQI students in Europe bullied in school
Today, International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia, the International LGBTQI Youth and Student Organisation (IGLYO) and UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring
More women in UK journalism
For the first time, there are more women (53%) in UK journalism than men, according to UK Labour Force Survey
After Trump’s banning of it, TikTok booming in US
At the end of his term as US president, Donald Trump tried to block Chinese-owned social media app TikTok saying
Amazon won court case avoiding EU back tax
Amazon won the case about back taxes of Euro 250 million against EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager at EU General Court.
Think again before sharing an article on Facebook
Facebook is hoping to cut the spread of misinformation and fake news on its platform, by prompting users to read
It seems Facebook was right to worry about id-tracking
Apple’s new iOS 14.5 includes a new privacy feature so users of apps have to agree to id-tracking for advertising.
Brands recognising that Mother’s Day isn’t always a happy occasion
More than a year into the pandemic, brands are reviewing their marketing strategies to pursue a more sensitive approach to
Twitter is asking people to be nicer – and it works!
Almost one third of the users reply nicer or not at all, if they are asked to reconsider their aggressive
Facebook Oversight Board upholds suspension of Trump’s accounts
Facebook Oversight Board upholds Facebook’s suspension of former US President Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts but criticized the open-ended
Will Facebook’s Oversight Board open Trumps accounts?
Facebook’s Oversight Board is expected to on May 5 announce its decision about the management’s blocking of Donald Trump’s accounts