Ad blocking is growing – but we still focus on cookies
While the advertising business is discussing effects of the scrapping of third-party cookies and Apple‘s new identifier, blocking of advertising
Twitter live chat hosts selling tickets
Twitter announced that users hosting live audio chats on its audio service Spaces will be able to charge a fee
Record number of European media freedom alerts
Governments across Europe adopted emergency laws and regulations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic that also imposed extraordinary restrictions on
After eight months TikTok gets a new CEO
TikTok has appointed a new CEO some eight months after Kevin Mayer left the position when the Chinese-owned company was
EU Commission says Apple violating competition rules
Apple is abusing its dominant position in the streaming music market having restrictive rules, the European Commission says in a
Microsoft’s new mission (and target audience): inclusion for people with disabilities
Microsoft has announced an ambitious five-year plan in which the company pledges to “create and open doors to bigger opportunities
Netflix to open Nordic hub in Stockholm
Netflix announced the company is opening a Nordic office based in Stockholm. The office will open in the second half
Facebook and Apple: strong results but with future worries
Facebook and Apple both reported quarter results above expectations but both of them with concerns for future worries. Facebook stressed
Philippine investigative journalist gets UNESCO Award
Investigative journalist and media executive Maria Ressa of the Philippines has been awarded UNESCO’s World Press Freedom Prize. She has
Playing football in the chatroom
Social audio chat Clubhouse announced an agreement with the US professional National Football League (NFL) that will broadcast via a