Actions to stop online harassment of women journalists
Online harassment of women journalists is a huge problem for media businesses and journalism. Urgent action is needed to tackle
Digital development in focus for World Press Freedom Day 2022
More than five in six people around the world live in a country that experienced a decline in press freedom
The Week That Was: top news in IT and Media [week 17]
It was both ups and downs during the week with many big tech companies presenting quarterly reports. Amazon reported a
How to promote women in research and avoid common missteps
Promoting women in research institutions and universities could progress faster if the institutions applied established research in their initiatives for
More women needed in ICT business UN agency shows
Science, technology, and innovation are key drivers of the increasingly global and digital society. But less than 30% of STEM
Survey shows how hard it is to spot fake news
It’s more difficult than you think to spot disinformation online. More than a third of internet users, adults and children,
No, our staff is not OK. Signs of burnout in the newsroom
“No, our staff is not OK. Two years into a pandemic and with a global war looming, journalists are at
The Week That Was: IT & Media news you need to know (Week 16)
The European Parliament and Council have agreed on how to implement both the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital
EU vs Big Tech: Digital Acts approved
Rules on how to limit the power and dominance of the world’s big tech companies will soon come into force
The five things CEOs fear the most
A macroeconomic downturn has grown as a major risk factor for executives. Until this quarter, an economic downturn had not