Meta claims it’s ‘business as usual’, so will the ad industry hold its nose or will it act on the moral and business cases that question social media?
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During a speech on Thursday, Alex Mahon called for urgent industry action and new regulation to ensure young consumers can find quality news on social media platforms.
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Initiative aims to provide safe spaces for leaders to freely discuss key challenges and changes.
TikTok has shut down in the US, but uncertainty remains over whether the ban will actually be enforced by the incoming Donald Trump administration.
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Jack Benjamin hosts a panel of video researchers to unpack what is behind a “view” and how advertisers can cut through to increasingly attention-poor audiences.
Advertising is now dominated by a handful of players that don’t play by established rules, like JICs or trade bodies. This poses a huge risk for advertisers.
Analysis: X’s new UK MD is likely to be tasked with addressing brand-safety concerns, staving off competition and convincing brands that X is indispensable in media plans.