AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublishing Legacy: Jacqueline Kennedy’s career at Viking Press began in 1975 and grew into a major editorial role, with nearly 100 books credited to her as editor or initiator. New Releases: Arizona historian Phil Buehler’s new book traces the story behind the University of Arizona’s “Bear Down” motto, drawing on archives and local history. AI and Copyright: A Tufts professor’s book was among works cited in Anthropic’s copyright settlement over illegally pirated books, keeping the use of copyrighted writing to train AI in focus. Book Access: Florida’s push for school book reviews surfaced during Banned Books Week, while a Kennewick bookstore is promoting literacy as reading rates decline across the U.S. Libraries: A look at Pennsylvania libraries’ evolution highlights how institutions once rooted in subscription clubs became public fixtures.
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