The Financial Times, in partnership with Wilshire, yesterday launched a data platform for pricing and insight into the digital assets market on FT.com, using the FT Wilshire Digital Asset Index Series.
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, posted 4th quarter figures ahead of expectations on both top and bottom lines, with revenue up 32% y-on-y at $75.33bn, and profit up to $20.64bn from $15.23bn.
Newsquest has two new Acting Editors at its titles in Cumbria. The appointments come as current Regional Editor Vanessa Sims has gone on maternity leave.
Twitter has filed a lawsuit over a new German law which obliges social media groups to block or delete criminal content quickly, and report particularly serious criminal offences to the police.
The New York Times Co has acquired hit online word game Wordle for a “low seven figure" sum.
Daily title the Belfast News Letter has appointed Roderick McMurray as its new deputy editor, having previously occupied the same role at weekly newspaper The Courier.
San Francisco Chronicle publisher Hearst Newspapers has announced the single largest digital expansion of the newspaper group, with plans for a shared development hub.
News Corp Australia has agreed a tie-up with Google Australia and Melbourne Business School to launch journalism training venture the Digital News Academy.
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek said the streaming giant will add advisory notices to any podcasts it hosts which discuss Covid-19.
Partnership management platform impact.com has announced 48 new hires in the first month of 2022, as well as plans to appoint over 500 new members of staff.
Midland News Association has promoted Kim Hazel to head of advertising.
The Financial Times has appointed Sophie Knight as global communications director.
Members of the advertising industry have criticized Google's "indecision" over the replacement for third-party cookies.
The Scott Trust, the sole shareholder of Guardian Media Group, on Friday announced the appointment of Charles Gurassa as chair of the GMG board.
The Association of National Advertisers in the US has urged the Federal Trade Commission to resist calls to ban online behavioural targeting, arguing data-driven advertising benefits consumers as well as advertisers.
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