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For those old enough to remember the Golden Age of the space program in the 1960s and early ’70s, Artemis II seemed like old times.

Nexstar Media Group plans to use NewsNation as its source for nationally produced segments on its local TV stations, Barrettt Media reports. Previously, Nexstar utilized features from ABC and NBC. Nexstar, which has over 200 stations, is asking them to use content from NewsNation. 

Roblox has announced new tiered account types for kids and teens under 16 years of age, introducing a unified framework for age-checks, account-level defaults, in-game content ratings, and expanded parental controls.

Open X’s new position shifts it from intermediary to strategic data partner – a move intended to reduce complexity in an AI-driven ad market and allow marketers to regain control of their media budgets.

The ANA wants the FTC to refrain from reviving key provisions of the 2024 click-to-cancel rules, which aimed to make it easier for consumers to terminate recurring subscriptions.

X is furthering its mission to declutter the home feed, announcing that it has begun to test new recognition tools aimed at boosting monetization revenue opportunities for original content creators over aggregate accounts.

The 4th Circuit rejected Virginia’s request to allow enforcement of a law requiring social platforms to verify users’ ages and prohibit minors under 16 from accessing social media for more than one hour a day without parental consent.

Meta says it will appeal a pair of verdicts in New Mexico and California that awarded plaintiffs hundreds of millions of dollars, Fox Business reports. “We think we have strong grounds on appeal on a number of counts,” said Ethan Davis, vice president and head of global litigation strategy at Meta. “We think these cases threaten

Scam artists are targeting consumers with fraudulent investment schemes across Meta platforms, New York Attorney General Letitia James warned in an investor alert, Lohud reports. Scammers are using deceptive ads and “deepfake” technology on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, James warns.   

Economist writers will no longer toil in anonymity, The New York Times  reports. The UK title will this summer start to roll out Economist Play, a feature of its mobile app, that will present shows hosted by Economist correspondents, including interviews with newsmakers and policy debates. Economist Play will be offered for about $15 per month.