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Meta to put under-18 Instagram users into new ‘teen accounts’
Change giving parents greater control comes as governments consider social media age limits Meta is putting Instagram users under the age of 18 into new “teen accounts” to allow parents greater control over their activities, including the ability to block children from viewing the app at night. The change will apply to new teen users…
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Meta to put under-18 Instagram users into new ‘teen accounts’
Change giving parents greater control comes as governments consider social media age limits Meta is putting Instagram users under the age of 18 into new “teen accounts” to allow parents greater control over their activities, including the ability to block children from viewing the app at night. The change will apply to new teen users…
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Meta to put under-18 Instagram users into new ‘teen accounts’
Change giving parents greater control comes as governments consider social media age limits Meta is putting Instagram users under the age of 18 into new “teen accounts” to allow parents greater control over their activities, including the ability to block children from viewing the app at night. The change will apply to new teen users…
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Meta to put under-18 Instagram users into new ‘teen accounts’
Change giving parents greater control comes as governments consider social media age limits Meta is putting Instagram users under the age of 18 into new “teen accounts” to allow parents greater control over their activities, including the ability to block children from viewing the app at night. The change will apply to new teen users…
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Meta to put under-18 Instagram users into new ‘teen accounts’
Change giving parents greater control comes as governments consider social media age limits Meta is putting Instagram users under the age of 18 into new “teen accounts” to allow parents greater control over their activities, including the ability to block children from viewing the app at night. The change will apply to new teen users…
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Culture Secretary: Produce more outside of London, SE
UK Culture Secretary is to challenge the TV industry to commission and make more shows outside London and the South East. In her Royal Television Society convention keynote address, Nandy will say that broadcasters must be more ambitious in continuing to grow the UK’s world-leading TV sector beyond London and the South East, so more…
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Super RTL aborts Nickelodeon merger
RTL, the German broadcaster, and Paramount have withdrawn their bid to merge Super RTL, the children’s television network, with Nickelodeon, according to Reuters. The German cartel office said the withdrawal had occurred after it informed the companies that it intended to prohibit the planned merger. Super RTL, belonging to Bertelsmann’s RTL Group, first announced in…
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Research: Creators drive tune-in, combat churn
Enterprise influencer marketing platform CreatorIQ has released its Winning Strategies in Streaming: How Industry Leaders are Harnessing Creator Marketing report, which highlights the increased role creators play in driving tune-in and combatting churn. The report leverages CreatorIQ’s proprietary data, insights and industry-standard Earned Media Value (EMV) metric to uncover valuable insights into the creator marketing…
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Report: Forgotten subscriptions increasingly common
One in three Americans now pay for a subscription they never use and 35 per cent have lost track of how much they spend on subscriptions each month. According to a report from Bango, this makes American subscribers the most likely to lose track of their spending, compared with Europeans (28 per cent) and those…
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Rawcliffe named ITV Chief People Officer
Ade Rawcliffe has been named ITV Chief People Officer effective from January 2025. Rawcliffe is currently the company’s Group Director of Diversity and Inclusion and has sat on the Management Board since 2020. Current Chief People Officer David Osborn is to leave ITV in spring 2025 and will work with Rawcliffe to hand over responsibilities…