Digital Marketing

Next week, Threads will officially begin rolling out ads to all users across the globe. The announcement states that users can expect the same level of personalization in Threads ads as what they are accustomed to on Facebook and Instagram, as all ads will be powered by Meta’s AI ads system.

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan stated Wednesday that creators will be able to make Shorts using their “own likeness” sometime this year.

Snapchat has settled a lawsuit brought by a teen who alleged that she was harmed as a result of allegedly addictive design features on its service.

“The fundamental question in this case is whether Meta can be held contractually liable for moderating (or not) content posted to Facebook by third parties,” the company says in its petition for review.

Amazon Publisher Services’ “Prebid Adapter” has moved into open beta and is now available via GitHub. The adapter is designed to bridge two previously separate environments.

Samsung TV Plus now has over 4,300 ad-supported streaming channels – all for free – available across 30 countries. In the U.S., it has more than 700 FAST channels. The platform also offers video-on-demand.

The only net decrease in ad-spending plans among media in Mediaocean’s just-released survey of marketers is for TV and print.

The promo starts with Chris Cuomo offering some initial words about NewsNation’s effort – highlighting the position the network has been pushing since its launch in 2020: a network for everyone.

OpenAI has started offering a small group of advertisers the ability to run ads across ChatGPT with a budget commitment of $1 million each.

New Mexico has introduced a bill called the Artificial Intelligence Accountability Act that would regulate generative AI and synthetic media, or deepfakes, the Santa Fe Reporter writes. The law, which is designed to protect state residents from AI-enabled harm, would require increased transparency and use of modern enforcement tools.