Social media giants offer a ‘safe space for racists’ – report
Social media giants have largely failed to tackle antisemitism and enforce their own community guidelines against hate speech, offering as
Online courses to advance your engineering skills
If you’re looking for online engineering courses this summer to complement your degree or get ahead in your studies, consider
THE WEEK THAT WAS: The 5 things you need to know – Week 30
Big IT companies presented Q2 results with Amazon waning it expects slow-down of sales as shops start opening when pandemic
Female participation at conferences is weaker – study
Female participation at conferences is weaker, researchers say. According to a new UK study published in the Lancet, women are
Pew Research Institute: how was the pandemic year for the US digital media?
How did digital news media develop during the covid year 2020? Practically all citizens in the US get some digital
Consumers losing money on fake tech support
Three out of five consumers have encountered a tech support scam in the last 12 months. One out of six consumers
Twitter’s new diversity data show gains in women representation
Twitter released its Inclusion & Diversity data for the first half of 2021, which show some progress regarding women representation
Inclusion and diversity practices “broken” in most tech teams
Current inclusion and diversity practices in technology are inadequate – but perhaps even more alarming is that leaders seem to
EU Commission says members too slow on copyright
The EU Commission wants to know why many member states are so slow in implementing new copyright rules that should
Revolut launches challenger of accommodation booking apps
The fintech unicorn Revolut has announced the launch of Revolut Stays – a new service added that would allow users