AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUK Social Media Crackdown: Prime Minister Keir Starmer says children under 16 will be banned from major social apps like TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat, aiming to curb harmful, addictive use—while tech firms warn it could push teens to less-safe alternatives. Canada Privacy Push: Ottawa’s Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act would let Canadians request companies delete personal info, with enforcement handled by a new digital regulator—while critics argue the broader “Safe Social Media Act” could force extra data sharing. Bell Job Cuts: BCE confirms another ~690 Bell Canada roles eliminated in its fibre and efficiency reorg; Bell Media is said to be unaffected. Influencer Marketing Backlash: A Field Agent Canada survey finds only 5% of Canadians trust influencers most, with most preferring people they know or everyday reviews. World Cup Marketing & Media: EA is creating an “EA Advertising” unit to expand in-game ads beyond sports, and Toronto fans are trading stadium prices for nearby “cheap eats” ahead of matches. Public Safety & Local Policy: Alberta RCMP urges safer road-sharing around commercial vehicles; Brampton will search bags at Canada Day fireworks checkpoints.
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