AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublishing & Books: A new “visual case-study” series based on CIA memoir The Broken Whistle turns the book into leadership/oversight lessons via decks and short videos. Book Culture & Events: A new Ink in the Hills Book Festival launches Nov. 14 in southeastern Kentucky, aiming to build a recurring community reading event. Education Policy: The Federal Scholarship Tax Credit heads toward a 2027 opt-in decision, with Democratic governors weighing funding access against concerns over outcomes and protections. Censorship & Press Freedom: A White House ban on CNN, MSNBC and Politico is headed to court, with the administration arguing access is a privilege and citing national security and “professionalism.” Local News Deserts: McClatchy layoffs hit local reporting in Washington/Idaho, raising fears of widening “news desert” gaps. Literacy & Teaching: Arizona State University’s civics and media literacy microcredentials project trained teachers and is reaching thousands of students as it wraps in September. Industry & Distribution: Copyright Office updates focus on tightening data duties for DSPs and sharpening publisher workflow and enforcement.
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