Tag: Social Media

Integral Ad Science strikes a first-to-market partnership with Snap Inc

Stating that Snap Inc is focused on accelerating and diversifying its revenue growth, the company said that Snapchat+ subscribers more than tripled year-over-year, surpassing 9 million subscribers in Q1. The number of small and medium sized advertisers on Snapchat increased 85% year-over-year.

IAS will provide Snap Inc’s advertisers with increased transparency across their Snapchat campaigns through an AI-driven Total Media Quality (TMQ) Brand Safety and Suitability Measurement product.

YouTube removes 2,254,902 videos from India for violating community guidelines

Despite YouTube's policies requiring users under 17 to seek parental consent and linking accounts for those under 13 to a parental account, the lawsuit points out that it remains easy for minors to bypass these restrictions.

The majority of channel terminations are a result of accounts being dedicated to spam or adult sexual content in violation of YouTube’s guidelines.

Shantanu Deshpande of Bombay Shaving Company says don’t judge Gen Z as ‘flippant and entitled’

The founder highlights a common mistake made by managers, including Deshpande himself, which involves imposing their value system on Gen Z employees.

The founder and CEO of Bombay Shaving Company highlighted common mistakes made by senior individuals in managing and nurturing Gen Z in the workplace, which often leads to inaccurate assessments.

Apple, Disney, Lionsgate, IBM and others cut off ad spending on Twitter after Elon Musk’s agreement with antisemitic post

In a recent shift, X agreed to comply with some of Brazil's demands by blocking the contentious accounts, paying the fines, and appointing a legal representative within the country.

The billionaire CEO’s support of such content led to widespread criticism and raised concerns about the potential amplification of hateful narratives on social media platforms.

Elon Musk’s X Corp takes on content moderation law

What has made the situation worse is that Google results of 'X Social Media' rank lower in search results as opposed to the microblogging platform that ranks at the top. (Image via Unsplash)

X, the platform once known as Twitter, said the law known as Assembly Bill 587 violates its free speech rights under the US Constitution.