As surprising as it may sound, various pro-Russian media groups heavily afflicted by sanctions are currently reaping profits from Facebook’s advertising stream, as per recently disclosed studies. Several Russian state telecasters — that includes Rossiya Segodnya, the key supervisory body behind both RT (previously Russia Today) and Sputnik — have been hit with sanctions due…

The landscape of digital media and broadcasting is always changing, and today’s changes often involve surprising partnerships that come with significant implications. An example of this is the ongoing partnership between Facebook and sanctioned Russian media outlets offering IPTV services, as highlighted in a recent research study. In light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine,…

There’s a twist in the tale for the landscape of international IPTV broadcasting. Despite facing sanctions stemming from military activities in Ukraine, key Russian media outlets are found to maintain their links with Facebook’s advertising revenue. Take note, these are significant players that we’re talking about, like Rossiya Segodnya which manages both RT (the organization…

The continually evolving dynamics of digital content delivery, especially in the IPTV sector, are starkly reflected in recent findings. Perilously, Russian media outlets that are currently under sanctions are still benefiting from Facebook’s ad revenue program, according to a fresh study released last Friday. These include Russian state-owned broadcasting firms, most notably Rossiya Segodnya. This…

It appears that Facebook’s association with Russian state broadcasters hasn’t come to an end despite standing sanctions. This revelation emerged from findings uncovered on Friday. Surprisingly, these broadcasters, including Rossiya Segodnya, the umbrella organization for channels such as RT (previously known as Russia Today) and Sputnik, continue to reap advertising earnings on the social media…

In an effort to embrace innovation and enhance efficiency, the Danish Ministry of Digitalization has embarked on a groundbreaking journey by initiating trials with F2, an open-source document editing tool. This move marks a significant step towards modernizing government processes and fostering collaboration through accessible technology. The decision to test F2 reflects a progressive approach…

The Danish Ministry of Digitalization is making waves in the tech world with its innovative approach to document editing. In a recent press release (no. 04/2025), the ministry announced that it has begun testing F2, a cutting-edge open source tool that promises to revolutionize the way documents are created and managed. This move represents a…

The Danish Ministry of Digitalization’s recent initiative to test F2 with open source document editing heralds a new era of innovation in government operations. This forward-thinking approach showcases a commitment to harnessing cutting-edge technology to streamline processes and enhance efficiency. By embracing open source solutions for document editing, the ministry is not only setting a…

The Danish Ministry of Digitalization has made a groundbreaking move by initiating testing of F2 with open source document editing capabilities. This strategic decision marks a significant shift towards embracing innovative technologies and fostering collaboration in the digital landscape. By incorporating open source solutions into their workflow, the Ministry is not only promoting transparency but…

In a recent clash between the Danish government and Meta, the country’s digital minister, Caroline Stage Olsen, has publicly criticized Meta’s lobbying efforts in the ongoing battle over children’s social media use. Olsen expressed her frustration and disappointment with Meta’s advertising campaign, highlighting the platform’s alleged attempt to influence policies that aim to protect young…