#digital-economy

#digital-economy

Mellenbruch's new sculpture Rare highlights security and value in the digital age, set to be a landmark auction piece at Bitcoin Conference 2025.

The creator job market is rapidly expanding, with opportunities reaching 1.5 million by 2024.

AWS aims to equip 100,000 people in the UK with AI skills by 2030 through its Skills to Jobs Tech Alliance program.

Repairing old laptops provides low-cost solutions for the digital economy.

Technicians repurpose e-waste to meet high demand for budget devices.

Companies are increasingly engaging in planned obsolescence, affecting consumer choice.

Trump's economic program emphasizes securing American dominance through coercive trade practices and tariffs.

The Netherlands ranks 10th in global tech competitiveness, ahead of all G7 countries.

Roblox creators focus on direct sales over brand deals for revenue.

Governments must implement pro-investment policies to boost mobile infrastructure and digital economies.

Freelance writing can be highly lucrative, reaching up to $15,000 per project in certain niches.

Courage often diminishes due to an innate drive for self-preservation, not personal weakness.

AI models are increasingly replacing human creators on adult-content platforms, raising ethical concerns and blurring the lines between reality and digital personas.

Chinese regulators are addressing social media's role in creating biased echo chambers by enforcing algorithmic changes.

New rules also prioritize the welfare of gig workers and fair pricing strategies.

International partnerships and collaboration are essential for the UK tech sector's success, as highlighted by initiatives like the UK-Australia Fintech Bridge.

Singapore's digital economy contributes significantly to GDP growth, primarily driven by SMBs and AI adoption.

Tether hires Jesse Spiro to reinforce its commitment to regulatory relations amidst U.S. investigations and evolving stablecoin legislation.

The UK is designating datacenters as critical national infrastructure to enhance support and security against cyber threats and disruptions.

Malaysia's telecom regulator reversed its DNS blocking plan amidst backlash, highlighting concerns over censorship and government overreach.

The tech industry needs fundamental guiding principles to address ethical and privacy risks effectively.

The WTO's recent meeting failed to address critical issues like AI and data governance, indicating a growing disconnect from contemporary trade realities.

California's economy is significantly impacted by legal actions against major tech firms, threatening jobs and pension funds.