European action to identify and trace femicide
EU needs a common EU-wide definition of femicide – the killing of women and girls because of their gender –
Gender but not racial balance in the newsroom of ‘The Atlantic’
The American magazine ‘The Atlantic’ was founded in Boston in the spring of 1857 and its mission statement was signed
A survey showing what skills you need to promote your career
Companies have a constant need to train staff as new skills are needed to develop the company and to stay
The week that was: the 8 things you need to know
Eight US states are examining ‘Μeta’ investigation in 8 US States on Instagram’s impact on kids if Meta, previously known
More difficult for women to make career in media – Survey
96% of journalists in the UK think it is media’s duty to reflect the diversity in the society but only
Live streaming TV forecasted to get a new market lead
Five major US-based platforms will control 53% of the world’s 1.7 billion live streaming video subscriptions by 2026. That equates
The fear for retaliation when fighting corruption
62% of citizens in the EU believe that government corruption is a big problem in their country, the Global Corruption
Your video calls save the environment
When many now return to the office it is tempting to travel for more face-to-face meetings, but the digital meeting
The week that was: the 8 things you need to know
Google lost its appeal to a Euro 2.42 billion fine for favouring its own shopping on general results pages. The
Digital improvement in the EU but still big gender gap
There is still a substantial gender gap in specialist digital skills in the EU. Only 19% of ICT specialists and