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Snap Names Ronan Harris Chief Commercial Officer Snap Inc. (NYSE: SNAP) today announced that Ronan Harris has been named Chief Commercial Officer. Harris will lead Snap's global advertising sales and go-to-market organization, with a focus on driving advertising revenue growth and strengthening advertiser and agency partnerships. Harris has led Snap's business across Europe, the Middle East and Africa for nearly four years. Under his leadership, Europe delivered 10 consecutive quarters of double-digit year-over-year revenue growth through Q2 2026, with revenue growing nearly 40% in the first half of 2026. Before joining Snap, Harris spent more than seventeen years at Google, helping grow its advertising business across EMEA and most recently serving as Vice President and Managing Director for the UK and Ireland. "Ronan brings deep advertising expertise, strong relationships with our partners, and a sustained record of growth at Snap," said Evan Spiegel, co-founder and CEO. "I look forward to working with him in this new role as we help more advertisers succeed on Snapchat and grow our advertising business." Ajit Mohan has decided to leave Snap after nearly four years. The company thanks him for his leadership and contributions as Chief Business Officer and, previously, President of APAC, and

Odessa American, Odessa American, Texas Tue, September 8, 2026 at 12:02 AM UTC 1 min read An Odessa man accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl he met via Snapchat in July was arrested on an outstanding warrant last Tuesday. According to an Odessa Police Department report, the girl told authorities in mid-July she'd met an unknown man on Snapchat weeks prior and one night he used the app to figure out where she lived and showed up outside. The girl said the man sent her pictures of himself with a firearm and told her if she didn't leave with him he'd hurt her family, the report stated. The girl told authorities she went with the man and he coerced her into an act that was redacted in the police report. Investigators used Snapchat account information and an IP address to identify the suspect as Albaro Gonzalez Porras Jr., the report stated. They also obtained videos and photos consistent with the girl's account of the incident. Porras, 18, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated sexual assault of a child and booked into the Ector County jail. His bail has been set at $250,000. The post OPD: 18-year-old used Snapchat to

Share Image: BBC Childline data released by the NSPCC has exposed the top five platforms and apps most frequently mentioned by young people seeking support after experiencing online sexual abuse. According to figures covering April 2025 to March 2026, Childline delivered nearly 900 counselling sessions where children discussed online sexual abuse alongside mentions of specific digital services. Snapchat emerged as the most frequently cited platform, appearing in 324 sessions, marking a 19% increase compared to the previous year. It was followed by TikTok with 234 mentions, Instagram with 197, Discord with 92, and WhatsApp with 39. Furthermore, online sexual abuse remained the single most commonly discussed concern in Childline sessions referencing Snapchat and Instagram over a three-year period. The findings coincide with the expiration of a government-mandated three-month ultimatum issued to tech giants, demanding they roll out device-level nudity-blocking technology on children’s phones and tablets. With Big Tech criticised for failing to act with sufficient urgency, the NSPCC is now pressing the UK government to step in and introduce mandatory legislation. The charity emphasises that watertight device-level safeguards are vital to protect children across diverse digital environments, including private messaging apps and gaming platforms that may fall outside standard social

Australia's gen Z cohort is leading a retail revival, spending more time in-store than any age group. According to a new Snapchat survey of over 2,000 Australians, 44% of gen Z increased their visits to physical stores over the past 12 months, nearly double the national average, and spent more money in physical stores than a year ago. Snap Inc. ANZ managing director Ryan Ferguson said the research makes gen Z’s hunger for connection clear, and is powering a physical retail revival. “Their purchase decisions are fundamentally social,” Ryan explained at an event in Sydney on Thursday. “Products are discovered, validated, and celebrated in the group chat, and the store is where it all comes to life. “The brands that will win with this generation are not the ones optimising for the last click -- they’re the ones present throughout that conversation, from the first share to the final purchase." The study found gen Z is finding value in the social connection and shared experiences physical retail experiences can offer, with shopping centres a place to spend time with friends, explore products, and make decisions collectively. 76% of gen Zs in Australia reported shopping physically creates memories online shopping can’t replicate

At the Snapchat panel, Snap Inc. ANZ managing director Ryan Ferguson, Chemist Warehouse digital marketing manager Rohan Kohli and QUT consumer ...