Female journalist accused of spying
After months of uncertainty, Chinese authorities have formally arrested Australian journalist Cheng Lei accusing her of supplying state secrets overseas.
Google-owner agrees on back pay for women
Google-owner Alphabet will pay USD 3.8 million in order to settle cases of underpaid women. The company was accused of
Social media power – self-regulation or legislation
Should the big IT´s and social media´s power be regulated? The discussion continues, most recently by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
Netflix: soaring revenues, low taxes and small investment in diversity
Netflix has announced plans for an investment of almost €400,000 to support diverse new talents in the U.K., after earning
Eva Kaili: Big tech can’t afford to ignore what EU is preparing
Eva Kaili is the most influential EMP in EU’s Digital Policy, according to the Influence Index 2020. Working closely with Margrethe Vestager,