The US Association of National Advertisers has appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers to act as lead agency for its investigation into how media budgets are distributed along the ad-tech supply chain.
TikTok has expanded customisation features on its “For You” feed in a bid to prevent users getting stuck in loops of negative content.
Adamah Media, an online magazine, is hosting a writing competition aimed for budding young writers aged 18 to 28.
Editors at The BMJ are urging Facebook to correct a “fact check” of a recent investigation that they say is “inaccurate, incompetent and irresponsible.”
The Embroiderers’ Guild has digitised the complete archive of its publication Embroidery Magazine as well as The Embroideress in conjunction with archive specialists, Exact Editions.
The Advertising Standards Agency has labelled crypto adverts a “red-alert priority issue”, banning a number of adverts from reappearing.
The Electrochemical Society, together with IOP Publishing, is launching two new, fully open access journals.
A group of US senators has introduced the Platform Accountability and Transparency Act, legislation which would require social media groups to offer independent researchers access to their data.
Kamran Abbasi has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of The BMJ.
SPH Media Trust has chosen the CUE Publishing Platform as its new content management system.
CABI to recruit a global editorial board for a new collection of ‘One Health’ resources launching in 2022.
News Corp Australia has established a new division to oversee partnerships with tech giants such as Google, Facebook and Apple.
An interim Competition and Markets Authority report found Apple and Google exercise "a vice-like grip over mobile devices", with more than 99% of all smartphones sold in the UK running either iOS or Android.
Vox Media confirmed it has agreed a deal to acquire NowThis and PopSugar owner Group Nine for undisclosed terms, creating one of the world's largest digital media groups.
The National Council for the Training of Journalists has launched a free e-learning course on the Journalism Skills Academy to tackle poor quality reporting on polls.
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