President Trump Signs Take It Down Act into Law
On May 19, 2025, President Trump signed into law the Take It Down Act. The new law imposes strict takedown obligations and creates new civil and criminal liabilities for individuals and platforms that distribute nonconsensual intimate images (NCII). The Act makes it a federal crime for individual posters to knowingly share or threaten to share...
Week of May 12 Cable News Ratings: Fox News Outdraws Live Sports During Weekday Primetime
Fox News had 99 of the top 100 cable news telecasts of the week.
San Antonio Photojournalist Dario Ramos Dies at 48
Ramos' daughter Maria O'Bryant, told MySA her father died the morning of May 17.
YouTube Pitches Advertisers on Marketing Beyond Tentpole Events at Upfront
YouTube's Sean Downey talks Lady Gaga, MrBeast, and the platform's 20th anniversary.
Week of May 12 Morning News Ratings: All 3 Shows Are Swept Away During May Sweeps
GMA, Today, and CBS Mornings were all down relative to the week prior.
Week of May 12 Evening News Ratings: CBS Evening News Makes Weekly Total Viewer Gains Despite Network Drama
The CBS Evening News was on the only newscast to see week-to-week growth in either measured category.
The Job Titles Replacing the Chief Marketing Officer
The number of chief sales officer roles jumped 58% last year.
Google’s AI Mode Gets Smarter With Deep Search, Agentic, and Shopping Tools
The changes are designed to improve AI-generated search.
TRESemmé’s Paige DeSorbo Collab Gives Unilever’s Influencer-First Strategy a Glossy Start
‘Give Gloss’ has bolstered positive sentiment towards the haircare brand by 42% since March.
Week in Charts: Microsoft on Shuttering Xandr DSP, UK Ad Industry Goes Beyond London, and Microsoft Stock Overtakes Apple
In this week's Week in Charts: Microsoft on shuttering Xandr DSP, UK ad industry goes beyond London, and Microsoft stock overtakes Apple. To have Week in Charts delivered to your inbox, you can sign up to the newsletter here. Quote of the Week Number of the Week Charts of the Week 60 Percent Read More
