AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPress Freedom Under Fire (Liberia): Liberia’s Press Union called an emergency congress after the police inspector general alleged drug traffickers infiltrated media to shape narratives—turning a newsroom dispute into a bigger fight over credibility and state-media trust. Creator Economy & Media Skills (US): Arizona State University launched a new bachelor’s in content creation at the Walter Cronkite School, betting creator work is now a mainstream career path. Newsroom Ethics & AI PR (Global): A column warns that newsroom gatekeeping matters when offensive headlines slip through, while another story highlights fake AI-powered PR pitches that can poison journalist trust. Digital Publishing Shift (Dominican Republic): El Nacional ends its print run and goes fully digital, reflecting the ongoing migration from afternoon papers to real-time platforms. Cyber & Infrastructure (US): A briefing focused on cyberattacks targeting water utilities, with lawmakers pressing for clarity on which states are affected. Tech Policy (China): China revised chip-layout protections, tightening registration and adding punitive damages for serious infringement. Sports Media Buzz (Spain): A Spanish journalist dismissed Vinícius Jr. exit talk as “the shock of the century,” fueling renewed transfer chatter.
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