AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMeta & Teen Safety: Meta’s landmark settlement with 52 state attorneys general would reshape teen social media rules for the next decade, while New York’s SAFE for Kids Act final rules add state-specific requirements starting in 2027. Media Policy & Language: Canada’s CBC told staff not to describe 9/11 as “terrorist attacks,” continuing a long-running wording policy that’s reignited debate over how outlets label violence. Press Freedom Under Pressure: The Philippines’ NUJP says a journalist was arraigned over an “unjust vexation” charge tied to an opinion piece, calling it intimidation. Journalism in Conflict Zones: The U.S. warned about Iran-linked threats to Persian-language outlets like RFE/RL’s Radio Farda, citing Tehran’s history of targeting journalists. Disaster Watch: Nepal and China raced to respond to flash floods on the border, with warnings that a new lake formed by a mudslide could breach and send more floodwaters downstream. Local Media & Tech: Lakeshore Public Media received an $8,484 grant to upgrade broadcast transmission equipment amid funding pressures. Sports/Media Crossover: A petition in Germany calls for FAZ correspondent Michael Martens to be fired over remarks about killing Russians.
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