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Meta Platforms employees for years have given much thought to managing digital legacies long after a member has died. Now AI could make it easier.

“The state’s power to mandate commercial disclosures is especially important in the digital age, where large corporations collect and process individuals’ data in opaque ways with dramatic impacts on consumers’ lives,” the Electronic Privacy Information Center argues.

“The FTC has offered no coherent explanation — none whatsoever — for why its investigation into ‘advertiser boycotts’ is not just a naked effort to penalize protected First Amendment activity,” Media Matters argues.

Snapchat will begin alpha testing a new feature in the U.S. next week that allows select creators to offer paid subscriptions for access to exclusive content, highlighting the company’s ongoing investment in subscription models.

As part of the recognition the 2026 Festival (June 22-26) will feature French creative showcases, celebratory events, dedicated stage talks and French-led activations.

Virginia will require that social-media platforms limit usage by minors to one hour per day unless a parent or guardian increases the time, Attorney General Jay Jones announced on Monday, WRIC reports. Jones said his office will fully enforce the new measures in the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act.

X suffered a widespread outage on Monday, leaving users unable to access the platform, Fox News reports. Complaints peaked around 8:40 a.m., ET, hitting 41,000, according to Downdetector. But reports starting coming in earlier this morning.

Anderson Cooper is leaving “60 Minutes” at a time of turmoil for CBS News, Associated Press reports. The media pundit announced on Monday that he will depart, but will continue his role at CNN.  “For nearly 20 years, I’ve been able to balance my jobs at CNN and CBS, but I have little kids now and

Broadcast and cable rose month-to-month, while live, legacy TV networks and streaming platforms continued their share trends, respectively, of overall decline and ascending year-over-year, according to Nielsen’s Total TV/Streaming Snapshot.

“CIA” premieres Monday, February 23 on CBS and “M.I.A.” just announced a spring premiere date of May 7 on Peacock.