AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOpenAI Under Fire: A coalition of 42 state attorneys general served OpenAI with a sweeping subpoena tied to ChatGPT’s advertising, user engagement/retention, and handling of consumer and health data—plus minors and seniors—adding pressure as Florida’s own lawsuit targets the company’s safety claims. Florida Marketing & Media: Publix keeps expanding with a new Bradenton store featuring fresh/organic options, Instacart delivery, and in-store foodservice—another reminder that shopper convenience is still the big brand play. Tourism Promotion: Brevard County’s Space Coast tourism office is pushing beach-safety messaging across radio, billboards, social, newsletters, and visitor materials, while its FY 2026-27 marketing support grant opens with $640K available for local events. Local Tech Talent: Boca Raton-area students won big in the national “Drones in School” competition, taking marketing video/portfolio and engineering/design honors along with racing wins. AI Policy Watch (Florida): Florida AG James Uthmeier says “teen takeover” participants can face serious penalties under anti-riot laws—an issue that will shape how cities market and manage public events. Restaurant Buzz: 7 Brew Coffee topped Yelp’s 2026 fastest-growing brands list, signaling continued QSR momentum that Florida operators will be watching.
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