AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS-Australia Media Policy Clash: The Trump administration says it has “serious concerns” about Australia’s proposed social media algorithm reforms, warning forced feed design and opt-in recommendation systems could amount to “facilitating censorship” and spill globally. GLP-1 Fallout: New US lawsuits target Ozempic/Wegovy/Mounjaro over a rare vision-loss risk (NAION), adding pressure to a fast-growing weight-loss drug market. Higher Ed & Media Access: Edinburgh University faces backlash after closing Scottish Literature programmes, with critics warning the move could reshape what students think the school teaches. Europe’s Production Squeeze: At Seriesly Berlin, producers describe tougher greenlights and funding cuts in Germany, with co-productions and soft money abroad becoming more central. Media, Society & Safety: Ireland’s human-rights watchdog says child trafficking is under-identified, urging urgent fixes to how children are recognized as victims. Tech & Media Business: AI World Media Group pitches an AI-first media company spanning news, video, audio, publishing and events. International Security: Greenland, Denmark and the US sign an Arctic security agreement expanding US access and reaffirming Greenlandic self-determination.
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