AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPlatform Regulation: Google warned that the proposed Digital Duty of Care bill could require age checks that block under-18s from Gmail and other everyday services. Meta, TikTok and Snap also urged changes to the bill, citing broad powers and a rushed process. AI and Trust: New research says AI advertising is eroding Australian consumer trust, while separate findings show the public remains wary of AI-generated news. Campaigns: KFC turned sipping and slurping into a rhythmic film for Kwench, while Nescafé is targeting Gen Z with “Always Ready”. Greenpeace also tapped Thinkerbell for a campaign urging Australians to “flip off” Woodside. Agency Moves: Thorne Harbour Health named Superhuman Media its media agency of record, and The Wine Collective appointed Today the Brave as agency partner. Vudoo secured A$22 million in Series B funding and named a new COO.
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