AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPress Freedom & Safety: Kenya’s Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen condemned the abduction of Standard Group editor Alex Kiprotich, urging a fast police probe and stronger protection for journalists. US Student Press: The Daily Bruin joined an amicus brief asking the 11th Circuit to protect student-run publications from being treated as “government speech.” Capitol Credentials Win: A settlement lets independent reporters keep access to Washington’s legislature after the Capitol Correspondents Association agreed to stop influencing House credential recommendations. US Media Under Pressure: Trump again attacked media over reports of low Iran-war munitions, calling outlets “treasonous scum.” Digital & Ad Tech Regulation: A US judge ordered Google to change ad-tech practices but avoided breaking up the business. Local News Business Models: MLive will end print across eight Michigan brands in December, going fully digital. Nonprofit Ownership: Vermont Community Newspaper Group is being acquired by the National Trust for Local News to preserve weekly papers. Social Platforms & Kids: Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul says a multistate Meta settlement will push new child-safety limits. Global Crackdowns: Tunisia keeps journalists in legal limbo, with prison sentences and harassment continuing.
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