Digital Marketing

TikTok is prompting users with the ability to “Choose someone you trust to manage your account after you pass away” – naming a “legacy contact,” according to various screenshots shared by app researchers on Threads.

New Zealand has become the latest country to introduce a bill banning younger teens from a range of social media platforms and AI companions in response to addiction concerns.

Metz is Meta’s latest notable AI hire as the company carries out its three-year plan to spend over $600 billion in the U.S. on the development of AI superintelligence.

The economy may or may not be the No. 1 issue for some voters. Candidates now have a way to target them in media buys based on how salient it is vs. other issues.

Regal Entertainment Group says it is adding to its monthly membership options – Regal Rewards+’ – which offers more flexibility. The price is in line with lower-cost premium streamer options which include limited advertising in TV and movie programming.

TLC is putting on the pounds on Tuesday nights with the return of a ton of content.

Netflix, which has more than 325 million subscribers across the globe, may market third-party streaming services on the platform, Media Play News reports. It adds that NBCUniversal’s Peacock service and Fox’s upstart Fox One platform are in discussions that could result in a distribution deal similar to those of Prime Video Channels, a service that handles

Sony Music has filed suit against the Kroger Co., alleging that the retailer used its sound recordings in social media ads without permission, Music Business Worldwide reports. Sony claims it has discovered at least 392 unauthorized uses of its music on Kroger’s social media accounts and on those of influencers promoting the brands. “Kroger’s decision to

Trump Media’s Truth API service now has paying customers numbering in the “mid-teens,” compared to 10 roughly two weeks ago, Kevin McGurn, interim CEO of Trump Media and Technology Group, said on Monday, Quartz reports. McGurn spoke on CNBC’s “Squawk Box. The Intercept Media and the Freedom of the Press Foundation filed a lawsuit to block the

Karen Attiah, a columnist fired by The Washington Post over social media posts following the killing of Charlie Kirk, has been ordered reinstated by arbitrator Sarah Miller Espinosa, Associated Press reports. The arbitrator also ordered that Attiah, the last Black full-time member of the Post’s opinion desk, receive full back pay and lost benefits. The Kirk posts