Physical attacks on journalists reaching new peak
Physical attacks on media workers in Germany noted a new peak last year with majority of cases in connection with
Majority of journalists worried about press freedom restrictions
72% of journalists are worried about the development of the news industry using negative when asked to describe it. 57%
After ten years delay, EU agreement on women on boards
After ten years, the European Parliament and the Council have agreed on a directive about women on company boards. 40%
EU will get standard mobile chargers in two years
The European Union will force all makers of laptops, mobile phones, tablets and other electronic devices to have standard USB
Have the chatrooms lost their charm?
Where is the chatroom? During the pandemic there was lots of publicity around Clubhouse and its conversations, celebrities included. Facebook’s
International action against mobile malware stealing bank details
One of the fastest-spreading mobile malware to date has been taken down after an international law enforcement involving eleven countries.
Cyberattacks targeting remote workers drive IT spending
Hiring demand for IT workers is at the highest levels ever reported. Much of IT spending growth is being driven
French journalist killed in Ukraine
Still another journalist is one of the many victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. French journalist Frédéric Leclerc-Imhoff was killed while
Publishers report booming digital radio
Total digital publishing revenue was GBP 151.6million in Q1 2022, with 50% of respondents reporting positive growth. Digital revenue grew
Twitter fined for leaking private information to advertisers
Twitter has been fined USD 150 million for giving personal information like phone numbers and email addresses to advertisers to