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Trending on Billboard Following the death of Clive Davis on Monday (June 22) at the age of 94, professionals across the music industry are remembering the legendary executive, who launched the careers of such stars as Whitney Houston, Barry Manilow and Alicia Keys. Davis’ music business career is the stuff of legend and undoubtedly inspired multiple generations of music industry executives. Known as “The Man With the Golden Ear,” he launched his career as assistant counsel at Columbia Records and was eventually named president of Columbia’s parent company, CBS Records. He later founded his own label, Arista, in 1974, where he went on to sign Manilow, Aretha Franklin, Patti Smith and more. That was followed by J Records in 2000, which launched future stars Alicia Keys and Maroon 5. He was later named chief creative officer at Sony Music Entertainment, a role he held until his death. See below for all the reactions. We will update this story as more come through. Related Merck Mercuriadis: “I am so sorry to hear of Clive’s passing. We have all lost an extraordinary man the likes of which you will never see again but you have lost a father — a father to

Snapchat is rolling out a suite of AI-powered tools across its ad stack. According to the company's blog, the update expands Snapchat's use of AI throughout its advertising business. It spans campaign setup, creative production, shopping, and creator partnerships. The most structural addition is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that opens Snap's ad platform to third-party AI agents. Opening Snap's Platform to Outside Agents Snapchat is also opening its ad platform to third-party AI agents through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. The MCP server lets advertisers and partners connect external planning, creation, and optimization tools directly to Snapchat, so campaigns can be built and scaled from the software teams already use rather than inside Ads Manager alone. The platform is adopting the same agent interface as rival platforms. Last week, Pinterest paired its own MCP server with an AI Business Assistant for advertisers, while in May, TikTok rolled out a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that opens TikTok Ads Manager to third-party AI agents for autonomous campaign management.  This is a sign that agent interoperability is becoming a baseline expectation rather than a point of differentiation. A New Creator Marketplace Snapchat has also introduced Snap Creator Network, a new

Social Media Today, an Industry Dive publication This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter . LinkedIn announced a collaborative posts feature, which will enable creators to invite other LinkedIn members to be co-creators of in-stream posts. LinkedIn's collab posts will be accessible via a new Add Collaborators option within post settings, accessible via the composer options. Users will then be able to invite other LinkedIn users or company pages to partner on posts. As outlined by LinkedIn: "Great ideas love company. Whether at work or in life, some of the best moments of success and creativity come from collaboration. Think of new product launches, executives breaking major business news, creators sharing brand partnerships, or teammates celebrating company milestones. There's almost always multiple people working behind the scenes to make magic happen." LinkedIn said its collaborative posting option will provide a way to lean into this, and to celebrate team achievements in the app. "In time, members and LinkedIn pages will be able to share posts together on LinkedIn, and people will see all collaborators listed at the top of the post," the company

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Markets twitch as Burnham premiership looks dead cert 23rd June 2026 0 comments Todays other news The new director comes to Strutt & Parker after almost... Andy Burnham looks set to become PM within weeks... The report is by Barclays Bank... The government is likely to fail in its housebuilding targets... 23rd June 2026 0 comments Gilts and swap rates rose by around 10 basis points on news of Sir Keir Starmer’s resignation and the very strong likelihood of an Andy Burnham premiership. Adam French of independent financial service Moneyfacts says: “Episodes of political volatility tend to push up borrowing costs as investors demand a greater premium for perceived risk.  “Much will now depend on the fiscal policies put forward by future PM apparent Andy Burnham and anyone else vying for the Labour leadership, particularly their approach to taxation and public spending. “The lessons of the 2022 mini-Budget remain fresh. Fiscal headroom is tight and money markets will be watching the UK closely.  “If plans don’t add up, the subsequent loss of confidence can quickly drive up borrowing costs. Once again, it is households which risk picking up the tab if market confidence is undermined.” Agents are also

An ongoing malware campaign is targeting WhatsApp users in multiple countries with deceptive messages that push VBScript files, leading to remote system access. The threat actor is using file names that indicate business and financial documents delivered by the victim's contacts, whose accounts had been compromised. By downloading and executing the malicious attachments, the recipient starts an infection chain that leads to installing the legitimate ManageEngine Endpoint Central, which is used by IT administrators to manage systems from a centralized dashboard. Telemetry data from cybersecurity company Kaspersky shows that the campaign spreads across Brazil, India, Mexico, Singapore, the UK, Spain, Taiwan, Australia, Russia, Vietnam, and Malaysia. Attack chain Kaspersky reports that the attacks begin with messages sent from compromised accounts that contain nothing but a heavily obfuscated VBS file. These files are given names that make them appear to be financial reports, billing statements, account notices, and similar documents likely to draw the target’s attention and prompt them to open the file. The filenames are also localized in multiple languages, further confirming the campaign’s global reach. Samples of the malicious messages Source: Kaspersky “Based on evidence collected from multiple victims through social media reports and submitted samples, we can conclude

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