TikTok still not priority for publishers according to analysis
Twitter is where media publishers collectively have the largest audiences, followed by Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, according to an Axios
Google losing challenge of European antitrust fine
Google has lost a case about the largest fine ever imposed by a competition authority in Europe. The European General
A boom for The Crown
The Crown, Netflix’ hit series that chronicles the life of Queen Elizabeth II, has a new boom after her death.
People like magazines in print but majority prefers reading news online
A majority prefers to read newspapers online than in print but for magazines, preferences are different, according to a YouGov
Novaya Gazeta’s licence suspended by Russian court
The cancellation of independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta website’s registration is formally to be considered by the Russian Supreme Court on
Media organisation criticising statement about Shireen Abu Akleh killed by Israeli forces
Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was likely killed unintentionally Israel’s defence forces is reported to have announced after an
Men more likely than women to invest in cryptocurrencies
The digital transition has affected also our money with a turbulent interest in cryptocurrencies. A new survey shows that among
Too much news can be bad for your health
Reading too much news can be unhealthy. There is a greater mental and physical ill-being among those with higher levels
UN Women: Gender equality is reversing
With under 10 years left to meet gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls, the world is
A news channel on Twich to reach younger audiences
Aiming at young news consumers, Vice World News is launching a news channel on streaming platform Twich with live two