Big Tech Regulation Tightens in APAC; Social Video Spend Growing; Reddit Rolls Out New Public Data Policy
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from Exchangewire9 months ago
Regulation of big tech tightening in APAC: Japan, South Korea, and Australia strengthening rules to curb tech giants' market power. Japan's recent legislation aims to prevent online platforms from hindering new rivals.
Exchangewirehttps://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2024/05/13/big-tech-regulation-tightens-in-apac-social-video-spend-growing-reddit-rolls-out-new-public-data-policy/
Social video ad spend in the US rising, expected to reach 45% of total digital video ad spend in 2021. Slowdown predicted due to short-form creative challenges, but surpassing linear TV ad spend by 2025.
Exchangewirehttps://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2024/05/13/big-tech-regulation-tightens-in-apac-social-video-spend-growing-reddit-rolls-out-new-public-data-policy/
Reddit's new Public Content Policy aims for a balance between licensing content to tech giants and safeguarding user privacy. Policy guides the use of Reddit's data by commercial entities and partners.
Exchangewirehttps://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2024/05/13/big-tech-regulation-tightens-in-apac-social-video-spend-growing-reddit-rolls-out-new-public-data-policy/
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