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In brief: Dara Nasr, UK managing director at Twitter, is understood to have left the company after ten years.
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Ofcom is weighing a wide swath of additional regulatory measures for online media.
In brief: employees must commit to “long working hours at high intensity” by Thursday or else leave the company with severance pay.
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In brief: Riad becomes Reddit’s VP of global mid-market and SMD sales, while van Zwol becomes Reddit’s VP of ads engineering.
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