AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBroadcast Rights: FIFA has opened bidding for U.S. media rights to the 2030 and 2034 World Cups, setting up a major contest for North American broadcasters. Brazil’s Digital Campaign: Meta faces mounting scrutiny over alleged bias in Brazil’s presidential race; a top court imposed a $200,000-a-day fine, while UN experts urged safeguards for political expression. Creator Economy: TikTok and iHeartPodcasts are adding three shows, including one hosted by Mexican flag-football star Diana Flores, as they turn social-media audiences into podcast listeners. Latin Entertainment: The Billboard Latin Music Awards brought a broad lineup of artists to Miami, with Cristian Castro, Rubén Blades, Rosalía and Fuerza Regida among the honorees. Streaming and Advertising: Minivela acquired a major stake in Latin American microdrama producer Red Minds, while Whale TV is expanding its ad-sales teams across Latin America and other emerging markets. Media Freedom: Reporters Without Borders says Mexico made little progress on press freedom under President Claudia Sheinbaum, with attacks and journalist killings continuing. Publicity Spend: El Salvador’s president allocated $77 million to advertising, a notable government communications outlay.
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