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WhatsApp to Start Showing Ads to Users in Parts of the Messaging App

Meta · United States

WhatsApp to Start Showing Ads to Users in Parts of the Messaging App

52% Center coverage: 142 sources

Pakistan Sinks to Bottom of GGGI

Pakistan Sinks to Bottom of GGGI

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Pakistan hit the rock bottom in the latest Global Gender Gap Index compiled in the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Global Gender Gap Report 2025 on Thursday, with its overall parity score declining from last year's 57% to 56.7%. The Global Gender Gap Index (GGGI) annually benchmarks the current state and evolution of gender parity in 148 countries across four key dimensions - Economic Participation and Opportunity, Educational Attainment, Health an…See the Story

Online and Offline Violence Deterring Women From Politics

Avalanche · United Kingdom

Online and Offline Violence Deterring Women From Politics

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The number of women being head of ministries is declining. UN Women stresses online and offline violence against women in politics as one explanation. “The decline in representation is unfolding against a backdrop of global backlash against women’s rights, compounded by widespread violence targeting women in politics both online and offline.” “This violence, spanning physical spaces and digital platforms alike, deters many women from entering o…See the Story

A Downgrading of Global ad Spend

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Expected global advertising spend has been downgraded. It is now forecasted to grow 6.2% this year to $1.16trn, a downgrade of half a percentage point from March due to growing market volatility, marketing firm WARC says in a new report. Key sectors such as retail (-6.1%) and automotive (-4.0%) are set to cut ad spend this year, while ad spend growth across technology and CPG (consumer packaged goods) brands is muted compared to previous rates. …Google See the Story

EU adoption of AI going too slow

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

EU’s adoption of AI, cloud and big data is going too slow. And just over half of Europeans (55.6%) have a basic level of digital skills, the EU Commission’s annual report on digital development shows. Further investment from public and private sources and improved access to venture capital for EU companies are needed, the report says. The report maps the progress made towards the 2030 targets and objectives described in The Digital Decade Policy…Artificial Intelligence Read Article

Women's reports on workplace abuse often underestimated

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Women’s reports about workplace abuse are significantly less likely than men’s to be seen as credible, according to a new research report. “This reflects long-standing stereotypes that women are more emotional or less objective than men”, the researchers write in Harvard Business Review. Our research shows that whether a report leads to corrective action doesn’t just depend on what is reported, but also who is doing the reporting, they write. An…Read Article

Gender-Based Online Violence Normalised in Western Balkans

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Stronger legal protection and a fundamental shift in how hate speech is perceived and prosecuted are needed to protect women journalists in the Western Balkans against hate speech and ensure that justice mechanisms actively work to protect journalists rather than merely exist as nominal safeguards. These are conclusions in a study of threats against women journalists in six states: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Maced…See the Story

What is news and who reads it?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

People avoiding reading the news is a growing problem for publishers. Crucial questions are who defines what is news and how much of it do you really need? WithGaza · Gaza Read Article

AI-impact on women and men unequal according to job report

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

AI’s impact on women and men may be unequal – in every country analysed, more women than men are in AI-exposed roles, suggesting the skills pressure facing women will be higher, consultancy PwC says in a global AI jobs survey. The report gives in general a positive impression of AI use.. AI means increased productivity, higher wage premiums and job numbers rising even in roles considered most automatable according to the report that is based on …Artificial Intelligence Read Article

CNET's Daily Tariff Price Tracker: What Trump's Plans Are Doing to 11 Key Products

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

The legal fate of Trump's tariff barrage remains up in the air but the effects they've had on supply and prices so far are evident.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

New report shows more women on boards

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

30% of tech companies and 29% of communication companies have women on their boards. Women now hold 30.4% of US stock market index Russell 3000 board seats, according to non-profit organisation 50/50 Women on Boards and its data partner Equilar. Our findings continue to underscore a clear correlation: When women lead, boards are more diverse, the organisation says in a Q1 US report. “Conversely, in the absence of women leaders, metrics fall be…Technology · United States Read Article

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