Trishla Ostwal
Trishla is Adweek's tech policy reporter covering big tech through the lens of privacy and security, data protection, regulation, antitrust and more. A 2021 graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Trishla previously worked as an agency strategist and content creator for 22feet Tribal Worldwide and Yellow Seed.
Texas Residents Can Opt Out of Targeted Ads Thanks to New Privacy Bill
SMBs with fewer than 500 employees are exempted from the law.
‘Metaverse Is Not Dead’: Investment Turns to Interoperability and Success Metrics
Microsoft and Nvidia are investing in their metaverse strategies to develop the current infrastructure to make it a more perennial place for brands.
Marketers Lukewarm on Meta’s Twitter Clone App
Meta stands at number 96 in reputation of the most visible brands in the U.S., survey finds.
Adobe Continues AI Push With Latest Generative Image Tool
Generative Fill will be publicly available later this year.
Meta Introduces Promotional Ads for Ecommerce Deals
At its NewFronts earlier this month, Meta hinted at new ecommerce products to its advertiser audience.
Marketers Are Clueless About Post-Cookie Solutions
The smorgasbord of cookieless solutions in the market is overwhelming decision makers.
What Marketers Expect From Elon Musk’s ‘Best Hope’ Linda Yaccarino at Twitter
The former NBCU executive is Elon Musk's 'best hope.'
What to Know About How Google Is Reimagining Its Search Engine With Generative AI
It will help identify synthetically generated content through watermarks.
Meta’s In-App Purchase Push Poses Operational Issues for Marketers
The traffic juiced from Shops remains low across most brands.
Creators and Brands Navigate Murky FTC Guidelines
Opaque rules around paid-for partnerships are confusing the marketplace.