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Comcast’s Universal Ads platform has officially launched in the UK, bringing together premium broadcaster inventory from Channel 4, ITV and Sky into a single self-service platform. Designed to make TV advertising as accessible as social media buying, the platform enables small and medium-sized businesses to launch campaigns across multiple broadcasters from one place.
Radio Times has unveiled its first major consumer advertising campaign in two decades, following a significant brand refresh earlier this year. The campaign aims to reposition the iconic publication as more than just a TV listings guide, showcasing its trusted entertainment journalism and broader cultural relevance.
LinkedIn has launched Collaborative Posts, allowing up to five individuals or company pages to co-author a single piece of content. The feature enables posts to be published across multiple audiences simultaneously, helping brands and professionals amplify reach through shared networks.
Meta is accelerating its use of large language models (LLMs) to review content and advertisements across Facebook and Instagram. Reports suggest AI currently handles around half of all reviews, with plans to increase this to more than 90% by 2027.
Google has finished rolling out its June 2026 Spam Update, a global algorithm change designed to reduce the visibility of manipulative and low-quality content in search results. The rollout took approximately two days and is Google’s second spam-focused update of the year.
