AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTurkey Media Crackdown: Police raided opposition channel Halk TV, halted its live broadcasts and installed a state trustee as prosecutors pursued bribery and money-laundering allegations. White House Access: A US judge extended CNN, MS NOW and Politico’s press access, finding they are likely to show Trump’s ban was unlawful retaliation over coverage. Press Freedom: Indian journalists say police detained and assaulted reporters covering protests in Delhi; press groups are seeking safeguards. Tunisia’s independent media also face mounting prosecutions, with four journalists in prison, according to the journalists’ union. Broadcast Rules: Pakistan’s regulator renewed a ban on live coverage of blasts and terror attacks, directing channels to rely on verified official information and use delays. Platform Oversight: Ofcom says it remains concerned about X’s removal of illegal hate and terror content, despite faster reviews. Switzerland plans new social-media rules to strengthen youth protection. Industry Moves: Netflix is cutting about 6% of staff, or roughly 1,000 jobs. Latvian publisher LA.LV is suing Delfi for €1.5 million over alleged unpaid advertising fees.
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