The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 2
Facebook should better protect political speech in critical situations such as that in Iran, where historic, widespread, protests are being
How Iranian authorities try to hide the widespread protests
The protests against Iranian authorities is one of the most important news stories today but journalists in the country are
Five breakthrough technologies in 2023
Abortion pills via telemedicine and artificial intelligence painting pictures are among breakthrough technologies in 2023, according to MIT Technology Review.
Women are lucky. Men are competent
How do we see the success of others? New research shows that successful women and Black often are seen as
Specialists forecast intensified cybercrime attacks in 2023
Cybercrime will continue and intensify in 2023. Threat actor techniques will evolve considerably over the next 12 months. Ransomware and
Meta Oversight Board overturns decision to remove Iran protest
Facebook should better protect political speech in critical situations such as that in Iran, where historic, widespread, protests are being
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 1
Global advertising investment 2023 will be USD 880.9 billion, marketing company WARC Media predicts. The forecast means a reduction of
Growing number of women in gaming but few of them in top management
Globally, close to half of gamers identify as women but only 16% of executive teams in global top 15 games
Use of AI requires companies to create employee data bill of rights
There is a looming privacy crisis when organisations increasingly use artificial intelligence etc to collect data on employees in order
Is Musk’s ownership of Twitter changing the social media as news source
The future of Twitter under its new owner Elon Musk is a focus in the media business. Many speculate on