AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRegulatory Watch: L’Oréal’s La Roche-Posay won an Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) challenge in South Africa, with the regulator upholding its “No. 1 most recommended” dermatologist claim after the brand submitted substantiating research. AI & Scams: The Bank of England warned the public about AI deepfake scams impersonating central banks after fake Farage-Bailey fight videos spread online. Political Advertising: Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial field got a new entrant to TV with Joel Brennan launching a six-figure statewide buy ahead of the Aug. 11 primary. Platform/Media Shifts: A CEE broadcaster CEO warned traditional TV in Central and Eastern Europe must act fast to defend ad dollars and audiences against Netflix and YouTube. Gaming the Rules: FIFA is charging fans £59 for “Super Shoutouts” at the 2026 World Cup, with strict limits on offensive or promotional content. Housing Costs: LeaseRunner highlighted how rental application fees have become “junk fees,” pushing upfront costs higher as regulators move to curb them. Commerce & Retail Media: Nomix Group is positioning AI, creators and integrated search around measurable commerce outcomes at Cannes Lions.
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