1. Women in Mobile Communication Virginija Langbakk

2. Men dominate decision-making among mobile communication companies @eurogender #winc2016

3. Gender balance in decision-making Board of Directors Apple: 2 women (of 8) Samsung : 0 women Ericsson: no info Nokia: 1 woman (of 9) Executives Apple: 3 women (of 18) Ericsson: 6 women (of 16) Nokia: 2 women (of 13) 26/04/2016Women in Mobile Communication3

4. Segregation: sectors of employment (EU) 26/04/2016Women in Mobile Communication4

5. Segregation: part-time employment (EU) 26/04/2016Women in Mobile Communication5

6. Self-employment: share of women (EU) 26/04/2016Women in Mobile Communication6

7. Differences in using mobile communication increase with age @eurogender #winc2016

8. Using internet 50% of men at age 65 or above use internet connection at home while this is true only for 38% of women in the same age group. Using mobile phone to access internet: 26% men and 19% women age group 55-74. 26/04/2016Women in Mobile Communication8

9. Technological development can expose women to modern forms of violence @eurogender #winc2016

10. Modern forms of violence 26/04/2016Women in Mobile Communication10 SmartphoneSmartphone stalking: track you via the smartphone, steal information from it Cyber harassment Cyberbullying Cyber violence Cyber hate speech

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