AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoStreaming Shift: Ofcom’s Media Nations report says Netflix is now the first choice for UK viewers (26%), edging out the BBC (25%) as subscription streaming plateaus and broadcaster on-demand grows. Press-Freedom Under Pressure: In the US, the Trump administration’s latest subpoena targets New York Times freelancer Matthew Cole over a North Korea story, adding to a broader pattern of legal pressure on journalists. Regulatory Clash: ABC accuses the FCC of censorship as license renewals for Disney-owned stations are put at risk amid a diversity-related investigation. Foreign-Flag Crackdown: Singapore bars Massive Attack from re-entering after members unfurled a Palestinian flag and shouted “Free Palestine,” with police and the media regulator citing foreign emblem and public order rules. Media Policy & Labor: Pakistan’s PEMRA complaint council says it disposed of 637 cases in two years, covering broadcast content and wage/salary disputes. Creator Economy: Universities are formalizing influencer training, with new degrees and minors aimed at monetizing content and digital entrepreneurship.
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