AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMiss Israel controversy: Melanie Shiraz says the Miss Israel 2026 process is “predetermined,” pointing to documents and claiming intimidation and extortion attempts by organizers, as legal threats escalate. Film & TV policy: European filmmakers launch an open letter urging Brussels to protect the cultural exception, keep key directives, and secure protected funding for independent cinema and audiovisual work, with generative AI also in focus. Digital rights & media business: Publishers from across Europe are suing Google for alleged adtech monopoly abuses, seeking £552m+ in damages after a major EU fine. Music in the Baltics: Saulkrasti Jazz Festival (15–18 July) announces a rhythm-focused lineup across four stages, plus masterclasses and the Baltic Drummers League. Estonia’s creative sector: A new BFM director interview highlights plans to build a Baltic/Nordic “center of excellence” for journalism and creative education. Tech & daily life: Google Wallet is set to add digital IDs for Android users in Estonia (and other countries), enabling online age checks. Estonian public safety: The Rescue Board plans €1.3m in crisis-preparedness campaigns to cut fire and water accidents. Sports & culture: Sabaton announces 2027 arena dates including Tallinn, with the Legendary Tour Part 2 spanning 15 countries.
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