The week that was

It’s been mostly gloomy weeks for big tech but with a few more optimistic tones in quarterly reports. Alphabet’s Google

Two years after a mob stormed the US Capitol Hill, ex-president Donald Trump is getting back his major social media

Artificial intelligence producing pictures and text is creating conflicts around ethics and other rights. The latest case is international picture

Facebook should better protect political speech in critical situations such as that in Iran, where historic, widespread, protests are being

Global advertising investment 2023 will be USD 880.9 billion, marketing company WARC Media predicts. The forecast means a reduction of

Multiple international media reported that personal data for 5.4 million Twitter users are available on the internet and the Data

Eva Kaili, VP of the European Parliament and for years a MEP very active in tech issues at the parliament,

New European rules on how to limit the power and dominance of the world’s big tech companies are now in

Big advertisers put their Twitter advertising on hold waiting to see what Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s takeover of the social

Weaker advertising markets were stressed during the big tech week with quarterly reports. Apple beat analysts’ expectations. Microsoft reported revenues