AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPrivacy & Data Rights: California’s new broker opt-out tool, DROP (privacy.ca.gov), is pushing hundreds of thousands of people to submit deletion requests in one form, aiming to curb daily spam from data brokers. Ad Regulation (Nigeria): Nigeria inaugurated a five-member Advertising Offences Tribunal under ARCON’s expanded powers, signaling faster enforcement and a crackdown on unpaid ad placements. Influencer Marketing: IZEA reported Q2 2026 revenue of $5.8M (down 36%) as it shifts toward enterprise customers, while Bangladesh’s Yours Truly launched “Marvel Be You,” a more data-driven managed influencer platform. Media Tech: CBS Pittsburgh rolled out AR/VR in daily newscasts, joining other Paramount TV stations. Brand Marketing: A World Cup ad round-up says Adidas “won” on brand visibility, from “You Got This” to kit popularity. Creator Economy Research: VAB/HUB research finds viewers who follow creators are more likely to notice and buy advertised brands in premium video. Outdoor/OOH Compliance: Marvel Studios was fined $160K over a Comic-Con Gaslamp Quarter arch despite city warnings. Ad Standards: IAB Tech Lab opened public comment on Privacy Standards Portfolio updates to GPP and DDRF 2.0.
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