AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSocial media regulation showdown: Australia’s proposed opt-out rules for social media algorithms are drawing fresh pushback from the US, with Washington warning the approach risks “censorship” and “viewpoint-based” suppression, while the Albanese government insists the reforms are about child safety and taking back control. Media & marcom industry moves: DoorDash has consolidated its global media account with WPP, extending the relationship across the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand (including Deliveroo and Wolt) as the brand scales spend. Marketing leadership: 2XU appointed Aaron Brown as Head of Wholesale & Business Development for North America, signalling a renewed push into the US/Canada market. Corporate comms/governance: JusticeNet is set to merge with Justice Connect, aiming to strengthen pro bono support and expand impact. Sports comms: Socceroos forward Nestory Irankunda says he’s ready to “do something special” as he prepares for Brazil, while AFL’s Lachie Neale faces an appeal over a suspension. Brand/tech safety: Apple CEO Tim Cook backed Australia’s under-16 social media ban as “world-leading,” as the debate over online harm and AI regulation continues.
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