The ongoing regulatory and legislative actions in the US, EU and UK could transform the digital industry. Movement for an Open Web rounds up the latest and explains what you can do.
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The US Department of Justice is expected to recommend Google be forced to sell Chrome as part of its search anti-competition trial. What would it mean for the world’s biggest ad seller?
| Maria Iu
A total of eight media owners presented their ideas to advertisers and agencies.
The newly promoted Jack Benjamin and outgoing editor-in-chief Omar Oakes discuss a flurry of updates about streaming service user numbers and how their ‘premium vs ad’ strategies are evolving.
With a review of media merger laws under way, perhaps next on the list for the culture secretary could be the small issues of wider media ownership and proper compensation from the tech giants?
The way that advertisers approach brand safety needs to change in a new political era and it will require hard work from marketers.
CEO Andy Jassy believes there will be continued growth its ads business, which, like AWS, drove double-digit growth in Q3.
| Maria Iu
TV recovered strongly thanks to the Euros, but full-year outlook remains weak.
Ad and subscription revenue for Google’s video platform during the past 12 months exceeded $50bn for the first time, parent company Alphabet revealed in its Q3 earnings report.
The most valuable thing we can offer is a neutral, informative space amongst the noise, writes Snap’s UK creative strategy chief.