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In today's ExchangeWire news digest: Tencent reports its fastest quarterly growth in over a year; Meta takes its paid verification service to the UK; and Google introduces a new policy requiring publishers in Europe who use its monetisation tools to comply with the Transparency Consent Framework.
Tech and entertainment conglomerate Tencent recorded an 11% rise in revenue for Q1 2023, signalling the fastest growth for the company in over a year. Tencent attributed the growth to the recovery of domestic consumption in China, which began to loosen its Covid-19 restrictions in December. In a report released on Wednesday (16th May), the company said that net profit “increased at a faster pace, reflecting a positive revenue mix shift, operational efficiencies, and an easy base period”.
Meta has started the rollout of a paid verification service for its platforms in the UK. By paying £9.99 per month, Facebook and Instagram users can add a blue tick to their profiles, a feature already available in the US, Australia, and New Zealand. Meta Verified will provide subscribers with better protection from impersonation according to the tech giant, with verified users also getting “access to a real person” to troubleshoot any issues with their account.
Google has introduced a new policy obligating publishers in Europe who use its monetisation tools to work with consent management platforms in compliance with the Transparency Consent Framework (TCF). The policy, which applies to publishers in the European Economic Area and the UK, comes as a response to the finalisation of TCF 2.2, according to Google’s director of product management, Peentoo Patel, who also confirmed the tech giant would release an approved list of CMP vendors in due course.
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¥25.8bn (~£2.95bn) – Tencent's net profit for Q1 2023.
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