AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublishing & IP in the spotlight: A U.K. judge ordered Prince Harry, Elton John and others to pay an initial £9.54m (about $13m) to the Daily Mail publisher after losing a privacy case, with more costs likely. First Amendment fight: The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation sued Trump and Truth Social’s parent over a paid “early access” service for presidential posts, arguing it blocks equal access to public information. Books & publishing industry: North Carolina will honor bestselling author Jason Mott with the 2026 North Carolina Award for Literature. Local election tech hiccups: Wisconsin counties reported breakdowns in systems used to transmit unofficial results during an August primary, raising questions about reliability even when official outcomes weren’t affected. Innovation in shelter design: Researchers are testing 3D-printed concrete storm shelters aimed at manufactured-home communities that often lack safe options. Video game publishing: Hooded Horse and AWA highlighted how graphic-novel and game IP can be monetized across film/TV and consumer licensing.
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