A guide for journalists facing online abuse
Online abuse of journalists has serious consequences for press freedom. It is often only considered a digital safety issue, but
An action plan to promote women careers in media
Women hold on average just 10% of business leadership positions (CEO or Chair) in major news outlets in 17 countries,
Companies’ fighting of online hate speech slowing down
Companies are working slower to stop hate speech online. The EU Commission’s yearly evaluation of the code of conducts shows
142 arrested in international action against “spoofing”
Fake messages from banks, retail companies and government institutions are tools frequently used by fraudsters in e-shopping. 142 persons around
It took ten years! EU gets directive on women on boards
It took ten years but the new EU law on gender balance on corporate boards has now been approved by
What is Trump’s social media platform “Truth Social” – a fact sheet
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Meta’s Oversight Board overrules moderation of post about Russia’s war in Ukraine
Moderation of social media is a tricky business. What can be said and what can’t? Meta’s Oversight Board has overturned
Increased interest in science news after pandemic
The coronavirus outbreak has stressed the importance of science news and information and there are signs that consumers are paying
Global DEI survey of marketing and advertising business
There is ample evidence that the marketing and advertising industry is facing an acute talent crisis, and that this is
Number of technicians working remote and borderless has doubled
58% of organizations have at least some technician working in a fully remote borderless arrangement. This number has doubled in