Google and Facebook agreeing to pay more publishers
Australia proved its position as a test market for big tech platforms paying publishers to use their content online when
Q1 financial results: all major companies at a glance
The Q1 financial results have been released this week by all major IT and Social Media companies, making it clear
EU Parliament approving controversial law on terrorist content in social media
The European Parliament has approved the proposed EU law forcing big tech platforms to remove terrorist content within an hour
Pinterest: higher ad revenues and lower user engagement
Pinterest’s quarterly results beat expectations concerning ad revenues, but the social site noted that user growth is slowing and engagement
Spotify challenging Apple
The competition for the leader position on the podcast market has taken another step. Spotify announced its own paid subscription
The joy of reading books rediscovered during the pandemic
With people stuck at home and many outdoor activities shut down, the joy of reading books seems to have been
Thomson Reuters staffer gets new jail sentence in Iran
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, project manager at Thomson Reuters Foundation, has again been sentenced to jail by an Iranian court. Her lawyer
YouTube blocked three Ukrainian channels linked to Putin ally
Google’s YouTube blocked from broadcasting three Ukrainian television channels linked to an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to
A global project to get gender balance in the news
BBC’s 50:50 project, aiming to achieve gender balance in programs, has led to other companies using the same measurement. 41
HBO Max beating Netflix in the US
The fierce competition between home entertainment streaming services means markets and investors pay a lot of attention to first quarter