The Week That Was: the 7 things you need to know
Meta, Amazon and Spotify all reported quarterly results. Facebook-owner Meta for the first time reported falling daily active users and
Meta’s Personal Boundary feature and the importance of violence in virtual reality
With the very descriptive name ‘Personal Boundary’, Meta’s Horizon Vice President, Vivek Sharma announced in a blog post a new
Companies looking for growth in gaming industry
Strong growth for gaming is leading to new big deals with companies expanding in this area. Most recently Sony has
Meta’s cryptocurrency project coming to an end
Meta’s, once Facebook, cryptocurrency project Libra has come to end three years after it was announced. Diem Association had been
Omikron makes more read news about pandemic
The omikron surge has meant that people pay slightly more attention to news stories about covid, a survey from the
The Week That Was: the 6 things you need to know
Google launched a new alternative to third party cookies to target advertising since the markets did not accept company’s earlier
40% of women in media facing sexual harassment
On average, 40% of women media professionals have experienced sexual harassment of some kind in the workplace. Women and gender non-conforming media
Gender byline bias: how women sports reporters struggle
Current working conditions in sports journalism make it difficult for female sports journalists to compete with men and prevent women
Twitter reports more pressure from governments
Twitter is facing unprecedented challenges as governments around the world increasingly attempt to intervene and remove content, the company’s vice
The Week That Was: the 7 things you need to know
Microsoft is buying gaming company Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion dollars, strengthening their gaming branch, with an eye towards the