In brief: Google has shared its plan for the 2022 midterm elections, highlighting features to make accurate election information easily accessible to users.
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In brief: the mass media company reportedly began laying off employees in mid-August, but did not disclose details to staff until this week.
Watch: More change has happened in cross-media measurement in the last three years than the 30 years before, says Jo Kinsella, president of TVSquared by Innovid.
In brief: Edit Tweet is currently being tested internally, but will roll out to Twitter Blue users “in the coming weeks”.
In brief: Disney is reportedly exploring a membership program that would bundle discounts between its streaming services, parks, resorts, and merchandise.
In brief: Roku has launched Roku TV in Germany, with Metz blue and TCL as the first partners to launch Roku TV models in the market beginning in October.
The program is part of the ANA’s #EngageResponsibly initiative, which aims to drastically reduce online hate speech by 2025.
In brief: Before coming to Dentsu Media, Metcalf spent eight years at Essence, most recently working as SVP of client operations, Americas.
In brief: Netflix’s plan will reportedly include limited targeting, no third-party measurement, and CPM of $65m.
In brief: Google has not approved Donald Trump’s social media platform Truth Social for distribution in its Google Play Store because of content moderation concerns.
