AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Books Under Pressure: Multiple reports this week warn that AI firms are buying and destroying millions of used and rare books to train models, raising alarms for cultural heritage and access. Publishing & Retail Policy: PlayStation signaled a shift toward “code-in-box” physical releases (like GTA 6) as it reduces disc production, a move that could reshape how games are sold in stores. Textbooks & Access: A Philippine lawmaker urged Congress to advance a bill expanding the role of the National Book Development Board to tackle public-school textbook shortages, especially outside major cities. Book Culture & Community: Finland’s WickWick launched its War and Peace picture-book series in multiple languages, including refugee-camp readings, while a U.S. district marked its 150th anniversary with a 400+ page story collection. Food & Consumer Trust: Taco Bell rolled out discounts and lettuce-free promotions after a cyclospora outbreak tied to a supplier hurt sales. Health & Caregiving: A new coaching service targets women caregivers dealing with guilt and resentment, and a nursing-home study finds closures often reflect broader restructuring, not just market exit.
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