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RawCourt Lifts Block Mississippi Parental Consent Law

A three-judge panel of the conservative 5th Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday lifted a block on Mississippi's social media law, which requires social platforms to verify all users' ages, and prohibits minors from creating social media accounts without parental permission. ...

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group Reserves OK Cool As Global Social AOR
The agency focuses on Gen Z and current culture. ...
PNC Banks On 'Ben Franklinisms'
Arnold's social campaign features an animated Franklin offering monetary advice. ...
Wendy Naugle To Serve As Executive Editor, Entertainment, USA Today Network
Prior to this appointment, Naugle was editor in chief of "People." ...
Nick Mokey Named Editor Of 'The Guardian's' Filter US
"The Guardian" has hired Nick Mokey as editor of The Filter US, a shopping guide that will appe ...
New Mechanical Pickle Draws Tourists To Downtown Pittsburgh
Picklesburgh, the four-time winner of "USA Today"'s "Best Specialty Food Festival," added the attraction to celebrate its 10 ...
O'Rourke Media Group Purchases Metro Philadelphia
The deal with Schneps Media also includes the Philly Sports Network. ...
Patch.com To Work With MGID On Monetization Of Its News Content
Hyperlocal news provider Patch.com reaches 25 million unique visitors per month. ...
Patron's Highlights 'Censored Truth' About Tequila Additives
The truth: Tequila companies that use under 1% of additives don't have to disclose that fact. ...
KFC Launches Comeback With Revamped Colonel Sanders
The Colonel logo has a sterner expression, "indicating KFC is serious about winning back the hearts (and stomach ...
Tech Group Battles Mississippi Over Parental Social Media Consent
NetChoice is asking the 5th Circuit to preserve an injunction banning Mississippi from enforcing a law that wou ...

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