IT executives say lack of staff hindrance for new technologies
IT executives increasingly see lack of the right staff as a hindrance for benefiting from new technologies. 64% of them
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Microsoft launched Microsoft Start, a personalized news feed and collection of informational content that provides news from publishers based on
Small business led by women hardest hit during pandemic
Women and minority-led businesses are still more likely to be closed because of the pandemic than the global average. 20%
Epic Games to appeal court ruling in case against Apple
Apple described it as a win. Epic Games was less satisfied and indicated they would appeal. A Californian court has
Deloitte’s diversity report: does the company walk the talk?
Deloitte’s latest diversity report shows that the company has made some progress over the last few years in improving the
Facebook & Ray-Ban smart glasses: filming others through sunglasses
When you meet someone wearing sunglasses looking at you: Beware – you could be about to be captured on a
Reflections on the Future Media Landscape
Sofie Hvitved is Futurist and Special Advisor in Media, Technology and Sport at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies where…
Live-streaming, creator economy and TikTok changing social apps’ landscape
Live-streaming, TikTok and the rise of the “creator economy” are fueling the boom in social media app usage and rapidly
Men still dominate key roles in the EU TV fiction industry
Women remain under-represented in the TV fiction industry in Europe, a new report from the European Audiovisual Observatory indicates. Despite
NENT pulling the Astrid Lindgren card in the streaming wars
Astrid Lindgren is an author cherished by the Swedes as a national treasure and by feminists as an icon for