AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTransparency: Greece plans to give journalists, researchers and NGOs broader access to company ownership records, helping them investigate hidden control and financial crime. Media Cooperation: Gulf information ministers discussed shared standards and stronger cooperation across digital media, broadcasting and news agencies. Press Freedom: Egypt’s court-ordered shutdown of news site Mada Masr has drawn international outcry. In Serbia, a broadcaster chief resigned after years of accusations of biased coverage, as a new government faces calls to restore media pluralism. Media Business: Retail media spending rose nearly a third last quarter. Lush says it quit social media advertising and still grew, while DMG Media says social-only briefs now bring in 30% of its New Media revenue. Publishers are also selling subscriptions to smaller audiences, with the US midterms set to test that strategy. Coverage Gaps: An Australian commentary argues that global media attention has largely overlooked Sudan’s continuing atrocities and humanitarian crisis.
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