College Football Marketing: DoorDash’s “Don’t Fan for Free” campaign leans hard into NIL-era star power with Lane Kiffin, Jameis Winston and Reggie Bush, turning past controversies into game-day rewards for fans. Local Media & Jobs: McClatchy’s cuts hit Florida’s Miami Herald and other papers, with layoffs described as a major hit to newsroom staffing and Spanish-language coverage. Privacy & Kids’ Data: Florida’s attorney general is suing Netflix over alleged “bait-and-switch” privacy and tracking of children and families, adding fuel to the broader fight over ad tech and consent. Travel & Tourism Push: Frontier Airlines is launching new Colombia routes from Orlando (Cartagena, Medellín, Bogotá) with low introductory fares, a clear play for Florida-to-Caribbean and beyond travel demand. Branding in Public Space: Miami Beach approved a discreet $3M GTA 6 marketing deal, allowing branded placement via a hospitality partner while keeping it off “iconic” city property. Sports Sponsorship/Community: UF marked 9/11 with a campus volunteer day packing care packages for first responders and military. Regulated Tech & Safety: USPS says it expects to launch a mail ballot portal for compliance, but delays are drawing DOJ pressure. Florida Business Dispute: A Fort Myers paint/sealant firm sued a competitor over alleged misleading product marketing and trademark misuse.