Requires the comptroller to maintain a non-aggregated compilation of all print publications, digital platforms, television stations, radio stations, or other media where such advertisements, marketing or informational items were placed on behalf of any state entity.

This bill requires the New York State Comptroller to keep a detailed record of all places where advertisements or marketing materials for state entities are published. This includes print publications, digital platforms, television, and radio. The goal is to ensure transparency about how state funds are used for advertising.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes transparency and accountability in government spending. By maintaining a comprehensive record of advertising placements, the public can better understand how taxpayer money is utilized and ensure that it is being spent effectively.

Critics may argue that this bill could lead to unnecessary bureaucracy and increased costs for the state. They might contend that the requirements could burden the Comptroller's office and divert resources from more pressing state needs, ultimately complicating the advertising process for state entities.