When the news of the hard clash between Facebook and the Australian government fell in our radar last month, many were taken by surprise. A bill aimed at forcing the popular platform to pay the Australian media for reproducing their content was met with an unprecedented boycott: any news from Australia disappeared from Facebook and Australian media content was not visible…
We recently discussed the prospect of the success of Clubhouse. What seems to be fostering this success is the steady increase in the popularity of audio experience, according to the Washington Post. Whether it is music – global music streaming revenue hit all-time classic – or podcasts, it seems that people need to listen to…
In any journalistic code of ethics one can easily find the basic principles that govern the profession: pursuit of truth, cross-referencing of information, independence, public criticism, story presentation by analogy and many more are considered prerequisites for a reliable journalism. It is more difficult to find a record of what the price is for adhering…
The publication of Reporters Without Borders’ latest report on press freedom unfortunately came to confirm what we have been discussing recently from this corner. According to the annual ranking, Greece lost 5 spots in 2020, ending up being 70th among 180 countries. Of course, because numbers alone say nothing, it is good to see a…
What could the unfortunate quote of the financial adviser of the Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Patelis, regarding PhD holders have in common with the thoughts expressed during the same days in the Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit? Probably a lot more than you can imagine! Because at the time when the Greek politician stated…
As a rule, there is no greater motivation for work than the work itself. In other words, to feel that you are working on something important and interesting, something that helps you develop you professionally. This is exactly the case with the digital educational platform Diabetes Quiz Academy of the Panhellenic Federation of Associations of…
The case of the vaccination for covid-19 and the now infamous side effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine, presents a particularly interesting case study for the communication in crises management. The crisis here lies in the fact that on the one hand there is a great need for people to be vaccinated to achieve a significant…
We often resort to surveys and statistics to be able to evaluate a situation, a perspective, a choice. The «cold» truth of numbers is a much more reliable ally than any subjective assumption no matter how thorough the latter. And it is true that the numbers are sometimes so impressive that they do not leave…