The Week That Was: IT and Media major news check list
Big Tech and other companies must work on stopping monetization of disinformation, following a code of practice on disinformation proposed
OECD: The mental health toll of the pandemic
A new report published by the OECD confirms the devastating effects that the COVID‑19 crisis has had on people’s mental
Pay gap for women persists in tech, despite progress
The gender pay gap in technology is narrowing, although much work remains to be done, according to a new report
News media more trusted than governments for covid information
During the pandemic, trust in news organisations has declined by an average of eight percentage points (pp), but trust in
Where is the money for feminist organising?
Τhe interest in financing gender equality and feminist collective actions may have grown over the years, nevertheless the backlash against
What can journalists say on social media?
Where is the line between what you can say on social media and your role as an employee? The relevance
US top target for foreign influence operations on Facebook
The United States is the country most frequently targeted by deceptive foreign influence operations using Facebook 2017-2020, Facebook says in
EU Commission’s new Transparency Center to fight misinformation
Companies including Big Tech must work on stopping monetization of disinformation, following boosted code of practice on disinformation presented by
European public service broadcasters under pressure
The public service broadcaster’s role is a media focus in many European countries. Two thirds of European public service broadcasters
Does Google’s retail debut mark an expansion in strategy?
At a time when many retailers are scaling back their physical stores after the shift to online sales during the