AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPress Freedom Under Pressure: The Philippines’ NUJP says it has logged about 260 attacks on journalists since Marcos Jr. took office, with more than 180 hitting local papers, radio, alternative outlets and campus media—often the least protected. Editorial Language Backpedal: Canada’s CBC reversed course after backlash over internal guidance telling staff to use “terrorist/terrorism” only with attribution when covering 9/11, citing “confusion” and promising clearer rules. Courts Clash With Deportation Plans: A federal judge ruled Trump-era visa revocations and deportations targeting noncitizen students over pro-Palestinian campus advocacy are unconstitutional, stressing free speech and rejecting self-censorship. AI Meets Music Copyright: Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell sued Anthropic, alleging Claude was trained on pirated songs and seeking major damages. Journalism Safety Spotlight: Coverage also highlights ongoing risks to reporters, including attacks and legal pressure, as media groups push for stronger protections.
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