AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoAd Standards: The National Advertising Division will refer Kendal Nutricare to agencies and advertising platforms after the company declined to take part in a compliance inquiry over claims for Kendamil infant formula. Media Trust: A Pew survey found 69% of Americans think social media companies have too much political influence; 55% say the same of U.S. news organizations. Meanwhile, Cyabra landed a six-figure deal to help a major media company distinguish genuine audience reaction from coordinated online activity. Political Ads: Record spending in Texas’s Senate race and more than $2 million in oil-company ads on Meta ahead of the midterms highlight the growing scale of political advertising. Entravision also credited political ads with boosting broadcast revenue. Marketing Shifts: McDonald’s U.S. marketing chief is stepping down as the company splits the role, amid falling U.S. sales. CNBC, meanwhile, is expanding Jim Cramer’s Investing Club with a premium tier, part of its push into creator-style media.
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