AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI and Rights: New coverage spotlights AI’s use of published works, with Anthropic’s Project Panama reportedly targeting Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese books for training. Publisher Economics: Forbes is looking to a Google AI pilot for ways publishers can find value beyond clicks, as publishing veterans move toward the creator economy. Book Access: School book disputes continue: Readington’s board rejected a recommendation to keep a challenged title in its library, while a Florida school board must testify about removals. Authors of a withdrawn children’s book about Palestine also accused its publisher of sanitizing history. New Books: Indiana author Shifa Saltagi Safadi’s verse novel Sisters Alone follows two grieving sisters who must rely on each other during a blizzard.
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