Results for Digital Ethics
Daily Media Briefing
January 17, 2020- Microsoft pledges to become 'carbon negative' and remove all its historic emissions
- Biggest food brands 'failing goals to banish palm oil deforestation'
- Social media data needed for 'harm' research, say doctors
- Charities crowded in affluent areas instead of where they are needed, says thinktank
- YouTube ads of 100 top brands fund climate misinformation
Daily Media Briefing
January 15, 2020- BlackRock vows tougher stance on climate after activist heat
- Netflix accused of funnelling UK profits through Netherlands
- NSA reveals major flaw in Microsoft's code for Windows 10
- EU unveils €100bn fund for 'just' low-carbon transition - which excludes nuclear
- HS2 will destroy or damage hundreds of UK wildlife sites, says report
Daily Media Briefing
January 14, 2020- Vanguard refuses to sign up to climate crisis commitment
- Facebook refuses to restrict untruthful political ads
- Community-generated green electricity to be offered to all in UK
- Gambling on credit cards to be banned
- Siemens defies critics by sticking with Australia coal mine contract
Daily Media Briefing
January 07, 2020- Tech companies urge EU not to hold them liable for illegal content
- Nissan vows to hold former chairman accountable for 'serious misconduct’
- Equinor outlines new emissions target to achieve “near zero” by 2050
- Toyota unveils plan to build the “city of the future” near Mount Fuji
- Co-op targets 100% recyclable packaging by summer 2020
Daily Media Briefing
December 03, 2019- Hedge fund TCI vows to punish directors over climate change
- UK firms urge Brazil to stop Amazon deforestation for soy production
- Disabled workers paid 12 percent less, 'damning' UK official figures show
- FaceApp may pose 'counterintelligence threat' says FBI
- Huge surge in number of companies targeting 100 percent renewables by 2030
Daily Media Briefing
December 02, 2019- COP25 talks open as 'point of no return' in sight
- Mark Carney appointed UN envoy for climate action
- EU antitrust regulators say they are investigating Google's data collection
- Coal power becoming 'uninsurable' as firms refuse cover
- Japan activists push to halt sexual harassment of job-seeking students
Daily Media Briefing
November 29, 2019- Black Friday: Majority of Black Friday buys get binned according to Green Alliance thinktank
- Green Friday: Retailers championing sustainability over spending for Black Friday
- EU parliament declares climate emergency
- Sale of ‘.org’ domain to private equity firm sparks battle over internet freedom
- 12 EU states reject move to expose companies' tax avoidance
Daily Media Briefing
November 21, 2019- IoD calls for new ethical code of boardroom conduct
- Fossil fuel production on a path that doubles the safe climate limit
- Google latest tech giant to crack down on political ads as pressure on Facebook grows
- UK gambling machines loaded with AI 'cool off' system
- Less than 10 percent of EU aid reaches world's poorest countries, study finds
Daily Media Briefing
November 15, 2019- Facebook removes 11.6 million child abuse posts
- Shell announces support for Europe's first sustainable aviation fuel plant
- Apple launches research app in push to gather users’ health data
- European Investment Bank to cease funding fossil fuel projects by end-2021
- Policy gaps stifling profitability of digital revolution for clean transport
Daily Media Briefing
October 31, 2019- COP25: Chile cancels UN climate summit amid wave of civil unrest
- Twitter to ban all political advertising
- More S&P 500 Companies disclose their money in U.S. politics
- Climate change key topic as investors embrace sustainable investment
- ZSL report finds majority of companies don’t know origin of their palm oil