The Future of the Media and ‘Doing Good’ in the Age of the Algorithm
Ever since the breakthrough of the internet, the traditional media have struggled to find ways to create sustainable business models,
European police in coordinated attack on online fraudsters
An organised crime group involved in online fraud, money laundering, drug trafficking and property crime has been dismantled by Europol,
International Equal Pay Day: A time to urge for equal pay at work
The 18th of September, marks the second annual International Equal Pay Day; a time to promote action towards reaching the
Media habits: The ‘winners’ & ‘losers’ of the pandemic
The pandemic has changed our habits and consequently the way we use and consume media. Pandemic lifestyle shifts have seen
Unpublished survey says Instagram increases anxiety
Teenagers blamed Instagram for increased levels of anxiety, according to an unpublished survey by Facebook and its Instagram. The Wall
Media leadership is more diverse – but does this mean diverse newsrooms?
Newsrooms have been talking about diversity for decades – but most of that talk hadn’t translated to action. Now things
EU Commission to present European Chips Act
Digital is the make-or-break issue, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in her state-of-the-union speech at the European parliament.
Government needs to regulate social media’s ‘affective polarization’ – US study
As social media have failed to self-regulate, the US government needs to act. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are not the
How positive portrayals of women in advertising actually benefit brands
A report compiled by market research company Ipsos highlights the power that positive portrayals of women in advertising have, not
How to improve gender equality in the workplace – a useful guide
It’s no secret that diversity can have many benefits for organisations. Many studies and researches conducted over the last few