AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & Copyright Clash: The Trump administration filed a brief backing OpenAI in a lawsuit over training large language models on copyrighted material, arguing the U.S. must keep global AI leadership. Media & Publishing on Screen: Danny Boyle’s Venice competition film Ink dramatizes Rupert Murdoch’s early The Sun era, spotlighting how publishing power shapes public life. Antitrust, Ads, and Publishers: A federal judge ruled Google doesn’t have to break up its ad tech business after finding monopoly behavior, setting up a narrower fix rather than a full breakup. Books & Retail Delivery: DoorDash expanded partnerships with Gap, Kohl’s and Barnes & Noble, adding same-day delivery for books and other retail items. Publishing Industry Disruption: Reports and booksellers warn AI giants are shredding millions of second-hand books to feed training pipelines. Local Library Reading: Meadows Valley Library says its summer program hit 1,199 books read by kids, with 93 participants.
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