The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 45
Meta is laying off 11 000 staffers after its latest disappointing quarterly report. CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s message to staff came
Unprecedented number of women journalists detained in Iran
An unprecedented number of women journalists are now detained in Iran. As the regime continues its crackdown on protests after
Niche interest videos trending on YouTube
The days of viral videos exploding across the internet are over. People are instead seeking content that speaks to their
How to make access to remote work more equal
Access to remote work is not equal. The ability to telecommute disproportionately belongs to higher-income, white-collar workers who are predominantly
Russian cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure
Cybercriminals continue to act as sophisticated profit enterprises, Microsoft says in its annual Digital Defence Report. During the past year,
ICFJ report: Big tech business models and algorithms threats against women journalists
Big tech’s business models and algorithms must be overhauled for women journalists to be able to work safely online. Big
The Week That Was. IT and Media news week 44
Big advertisers put their Twitter advertising on hold waiting to see what Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s takeover of the social
Cybersecurity is a USD 2 trillion market opportunity
Cyberattacks are proliferating, causing trillions of dollars of damage every year. The cybersecurity industry has a chance to step up
Vast majority of journalists’ murders go free
In nearly 80% of the 263 cases of journalists murdered in retaliation for their work globally over the past decade,
Booming growth of internet devices among 15 Global Megatrends
The number of devices connected to the internet in 2022 is estimated to be between 25 and 50 billion. Depending