Strong growth for European digital ads reports IAB
Despite the pandemic, European digital advertising grew 6.3% in 2020 to Euro 69 billion. Typically, advertising markets react strongly to
Facebook VP argues for regulation of internet
Regulation of the internet is overdue, argues Nick Clegg, Facebook’s vice president of global affairs, in an op-ed article published
EU leaders agree on action against Belarus
Any violation of international air transport rules must bear consequences, tweeted European Commission’s president Ursula van der Leyen after a
European film production suffers in the pandemic
The European production of film and TV-series has suffered badly during the pandemic. The audiovisual sector in total lost more
Netflix planning to expand into videogames
Streaming home entertainment Netflix is looking at adding videogames as an additional attraction besides to films. The company is looking
How gaming will shape the future of luxury fashion
Once considered a childish niche, gaming has now an undeniable gravity that many brands and industries seek to capitalise. As
Reuters’ biggest customer challenging paywall
London Stock Exchange is protesting against Reuters news agency’s plans to put its news behind a paywall. The London Stock
Lack of diversity negative for TV shows
There is a lack of diversity when companies hire writers for TV shows and that has a negative effect on
Microsoft’s Explorer to retire next year
Microsoft announced the end of its browser Explorer, saying it will go out of support on June 15, 2022 as
The Guardian launching audio storytelling experiment with Google
Auditorial — an experiment in storytelling that adapts to suit the reader and offers more accessibility to users with vision