In a recent survey, half of 18- to 29-year-olds in the United States say they have some or a lot of trust in the information they get from social media sites.
The advertising and marketing industry has the power to persuade people to switch to low-carbon lifestyles and it must use this power before it's too late.
To combat online harm and optimise digital safety on the internet, organizations worldwide must invest in and deploy the latest digital technologies.
Nearly two-thirds of consumers today buy from or advocate for brands based on their values - and Gen Z is leading the charge, says new Edelman report.
Most people expect companies to take geopolitical action and apply pressure on governments if they invade other countries. Not doing so will cost customer trust.
Trust allows for the acceptance of evolving science as well as the curbing of freedoms for the sake of public health, finds Edelman's Trust Barometer.
How can technology help safeguard the beliefs, tongues and traditions of threatened indigenous cultures? New video game Skábma: Snowfall has the answers.
Threats to the environment dominate the Global Risks Report 2022, but risks in space and the metaverse are causing increasing concern. Radio Davos reports.
There are fundamental deficiencies in the current digital media ecosystem, particularly online safety. We reveal the key issues and how to solve them.
New forms of harm require new forms of redress. We need cohesive, systemic mechanisms that consider the rights and duties of actors in the data ecosystem.
The first half of 2020 has put a spotlight on the business of information and entertainment. Is the future ‘business as usual’ or can this be a catalyst for the industry to reset, and to ...
With sports in lockdown, online gaming is enjoying a bonanza. Will esports replace physical games in the long term? Subscribe to our podcast World Vs Virus
As habits change, the impacts of the outbreak could have far-reaching effects on the media, sports and entertainment industries.
The EC's copyright directive was knocked back by MEPs due to concerns over online freedom and corporate monopoly. The next version must adopt a more agile, progressive approach
With teams from North and South Korea entering the stadium together at the opening of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, once again sport's power to bring people together has been proven...
