Danish media unite to make US tech giants pay for news
Denmark’s media companies have joined forces to collectively negotiate with US tech giants, like Google and Facebook, over payments for
Women engineers face more recruitment bias when returning to work
Despite attention and resources being devoted to the recruitment and retention of women in engineering over the last years, women
The Week That Was: the 8 things you need to know
TOP NEWS: European Commission is investigating if Google advertising has violated EU competition rules by favouring its own online display
Colleen Ammerman, co-author of ‘Glass Half Broken’ in an exclusive interview
I consider ‘Glass Half-Broken: Shattering the Barriers That Still Hold Women Back at Work’ one of the most important books
European Innovation Council announcing funding of startups
The European Commission announced the second round of direct equity investment through the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund. Since its
Reuters Institute’s annual News Report: need for more diverse newsrooms
Young people – especially young women – think media represent them less fairly. This also goes for political partisans and
Intel diversity report: Women in the U.S. losing ground
Intel diversity report for 2020 showed that the company had ups and downs in diversifying its workforce, with women in
More women CEOs on Fortune 500 but still a long way to go
In 2021, the number of women running businesses on the Fortune 500 list of the biggest businesses in the United
Discussing the impact of the pandemic on women in news
WAN-IFRA’s Indian Media Leaders eSUMMIT 2021 will be hosting a panel on June 29 – the second day of the
EU watchdogs want ban on AI recognition in public places
Artificial intelligence (AI) based automated recognition of humans should be banned in public spaces, the EU´s two data protection organisations