Most newsrooms still question post-pandemic workflow – Reuters Institute
As people go back to the office when the pandemic is calming down, newsrooms are struggling with questions on how
YouTube wants to benefit more from live shopping
Live shopping on social media started booming during the pandemic when people could not go to the shops and the
Google losing appeal against EU Commission for €2,42 billion fine
Google lost its appeal to a Euro 2.42 billion fine for favouring its own shopping on general results pages. The
(Un)Equal Pay Day: for a decade now the gap remains the same in EU
Women work more and earn less; they receive lower salaries, which results in even lower pensions, jeopardizing their ability to
Key threat issues for companies in 2022: Report
“Ransomware attacks have become increasingly prevalent and sophisticated. They are becoming a top focus for both boards and management”, says
How streaming entertainment continues to grow
Streaming home entertainment boomed during the pandemic but was expected to cool down when societies started opening up thanks to
Press Freedom Award: these are the nominees
Among nominees for the 2021 Press Freedom Awards is Chinese lawyer turned journalist Zhang Zhan who was one of the
Low trust in Big Tech’s combating Fake News: Survey
How efficiently big tech companies are combating disinformation is a key question. Whistleblowers from Facebook, now Meta, recently accused the
The week that was: The 9 things you need to know
Meta is closing the face recognition system on Facebook People deleting more than a billion people’s individual facial recognition templates
How much CEE is losing by not fixing the gender gap
Closing the gender gap in Central and Eastern Europe could unlock Euro 146 billion in annual GDP by 2030, or