AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoYouth Privacy Crackdown: Connecticut AG William Tong issued new guidance under the Connecticut Data Privacy Act, tightening rules on targeted ads to minors, addictive design features, geolocation collection, and default protections for direct messaging. Platform & Ad Tech Shifts: TikTok rolled out an “Agentic Hub” for ad partners using agentic features via its Model Context Protocol marketplace, while Meta named Alex Schultz its first chief data officer to build AI-focused analytics foundations. Regulators vs Big Tech: Paramount Skydance will exit UIP to address EU antitrust concerns, and X faces renewed FTC scrutiny as EFF and allies urge the agency to reject its bid to end a privacy consent order. Streaming Ad Pressure: California’s loud streaming ads rules are set to take effect, adding to the compliance squeeze on ad-supported TV. Market Signals: New analysis flags a “K-shaped” U.S. ad economy, with top categories growing faster than the rest. Brand/Media Moments: King Charles’ Palace of Holyroodhouse is advertising for a fire and security coordinator, and JewBelong launched mobile billboard trucks in Washington, D.C. during the CUFI summit.
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