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Most people share stories on social media without reading them first, a new study shows. Around 75% of forwarded links
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Media inflation for advertisers is predicted to rise over the next couple of years. If we assume that an
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IT spending in Europe will grow 21% next year and reach a total of $1.28 trillion. European IT spending is
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Research shows a significant shift in election disinformation tactics. “Rather than merely targeting individual candidates, bad actors are now undermining
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Digital influence operations by Russia, China, and Iran continue as the US presidential election is getting closer. “Russian actors continue
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Gun violence, verbal attacks and sexual harassment are reported by journalists in a US survey made by International Women’s Media
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Baby Boomers – born 1946 to 1964 – is a tricky category for advertisers. Only 12% of them globally feel
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The wider use of artificial intelligence will affect jobs. Through 2027, generative AI (GenAI) will spawn new roles in software
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The booming introduction of artificial intelligence comes in a year when exceptionally many countries have elections. A majority in the
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Artificial intelligence will contribute $19.9 trillion to the global economy through 2030 and drive 3.5% of global GDP in 2030,