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UK social media ban expected to reduce digital ad spend by £1.3bn · Cyprus Report

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UK social media ban expected to reduce digital ad spend by £1.3bn

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A UK social media ban for under-16s is anticipated to reduce digital advertising by £1.3bn.
Brands are likely to redirect their marketing strategies away from platforms like YouTube.
Streaming services may see increased advertising opportunities as brands seek new audiences.
The ban is set to take effect early next year, prompting urgent reassessment by advertisers.

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UK social media ban ‘likely to cause £1.3bn drop’ in digital advertising spendThe Guardian · 1 month ago

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A UK social media ban for under-16s is anticipated to reduce digital advertising by £1.3bn.
Brands are likely to redirect their marketing strategies away from platforms like YouTube.
Streaming services may see increased advertising opportunities as brands seek new audiences.
The ban is set to take effect early next year, prompting urgent reassessment by advertisers.

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