AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPentagon Press Access: A federal judge ordered the Defense Department to pause its requirement that New York Times reporters be escorted by an official, calling it a First Amendment violation—another court fight over how the media can cover the military. Social Media Rules for Kids: The UAE rolled out stricter protections for under-15s, requiring identity verification and AI monitoring, while Indonesia says it has deactivated 4.8 million under-16 accounts under new rules. AI & Child Attachment: The A.W.A.R.E. Initiative is inviting media, educators and employers to partner on a field guide aimed at helping parents spot AI emotional attachment. Local Journalism in Schools: The Waco Tribune-Herald is launching “News for Students” to bring local reporting to classrooms in a digital-first version of Newspapers in Education. Media Business & Marketing: Mediahuis outlined its growth playbook—signature journalism, stronger brands and higher customer value—while VisitGreenvilleSC named AlwaysOn Digital as its media agency of record. Sports Media: Wimbledon prize money and player demands for a bigger share of revenue stayed in focus as a planned media protest was called off. Tech Awards: Hydrolix won a Gold Globee® for real-time CDN observability at Super Bowl scale.
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