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The Federal Communications Commission has ordered Disney to file for an early renewal of the broadcast station licenses of ABC-owned stations, CNBC reports. A letter from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr expresses concerns about Disney’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

Fortune has named Rachel Ventresca director of audience and social growth, Talking Biz News reports. Ventresca had served as senior editor of distribution and social video, and prior to that, as senior audience. Previously, she was manager of social media at Cheddar News.

One might guess under a new Disney leadership, the company is a bit more battle-tested. Kimmel has continued, with his political satire.

Kimmel’s ratings have been falling for a long time. Focusing on abusing Trump every night is part of the reason.

Movie viewers see an average of 36 minutes of uninterrupted film content between ad breaks vs. 14 minutes for TV series episodes, Ampere Analysis finds.

Agnefjall served at Ikea for two decades, leading the company from 2013 to 2017.

Snapchat is building on its “Sponsored Snaps” offering, inviting brands to run ads within its Chat tab via interactive conversational AI agents.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act protects Meta from allegations that it helped fuel the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar.

OpenAI has restructured its partnership with Microsoft, allowing it to sell its AI models across multiple cloud providers. The shift enables the company to build stronger ties with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and other enterprise companies.

DoubleVerify can proceed with defamation and false advertising claims against analytics company Adalytics over its March 2025 report regarding invalid traffic, a federal judge in Maryland ruled.