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CIVIS Media Prize 2022 | eight programmes honoured – documentary receives TOP AWARD

03.06.2022 – Cologne (ots) | The winners of the European CIVIS Media Prize for Integration and Cultural Diversity 2022 have been announced: The main prize of 15,000 euros, the CIVIS TOP AWARD, goes to the documentary film Schwarze Adler (Black Eagles) (Amazon Prime Video | BROADVIEW | ZDF), by author and director Torsten Körner. The… Read More: CIVIS Media Prize 2022 | eight programmes honoured – documentary… »

The Great Reset Snakes Are Slithering Together in Davos

In the video above, which is part of a larger “Great Reset” documentary series, Rebel News highlights the origins of the World Economic Forum1 (WEF), its founder Klaus Schwab, and other key players, and the WEF’s central role in The Great Reset, which promises (read: threatens) to overturn society and life as we know it… Read More: The Great Reset Snakes Are Slithering Together in Davos »

Redgate Software Adopts Policy-Driven Approach to Data Protection with New Data Catalog Release

Cambridge UK, Thursday, 26 May – In a move to help businesses simplify their data management practices by automating policy decisions, the latest release of Redgate Software’s SQL Data Catalog now provides a simple, policy-driven approach to data protection. As well as automatically scanning columns within databases and using intelligent rules to make recommendations about… Read More: Redgate Software Adopts Policy-Driven Approach to Data Protection with New… »

Consumer experience takes centre stage as sports broadcasters’ investment budgets bounce back from pandemic lull

The new research, in partnership with IABM, found that while the number of companies making low level investments was still higher than pre-pandemic levels, mid-range and high levels of investment are on the rise Tuesday 24th May, Oslo, Norway — Appear, the global leader in media processing and delivery technology, has launched its latest 360°… Read More: Consumer experience takes centre stage as sports broadcasters’ investment budgets… »