Microsoft shareholders vote against management
Microsoft’s shareholders have backed a protest vote calling on the company to reveal more about its handling of sexual harassment
Companies struggling to benefit from Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) – the convergence of the digital and physical world – could by 2030 be worth
Twitter CEO stepping down with a public tweet
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and public face of Twitter, will step down from his role as CEO, effective immediately, the
EU Commission proposing Media Freedom Act to secure media independence
The EU Commission will next year propose a European Media Freedom Act to ensure the integrity and independence of the
How to best organize your team’s hybrid work
Hybrid working – some days from home and some days from the office – will for many be the normal
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Meta is delaying the controversial end-to-end encryption on all of its services until sometime in 2023. The encryption has been
Women athletes need better protection on social media
Women athletes were the target of 87% of social media abuse during the Tokyo Olympics, according to a study from
UNESCO adopting ethic standards for artificial intelligence
A global standard on ethics of artificial intelligence has been adopted by the 193 UNESCO’s member states saying it’s the
She Figures 2021: women hold 60% of master degrees, but 25% of the top positions
The She Figures publication, first released in 2003 and updated every three years, presents data on gender equality objectives in
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