AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoAI Music Rights: A global coalition of artists, songwriters and managers is urging record labels and publishers to stop “misuse” of creators’ rights in AI music deals, saying works are being included in licensing agreements without real consent and that moral/image/personality rights are being surrendered. Streaming Funding for Film: Estonia plans a new tax on streaming services to funnel 5% of local earnings into the domestic film and TV sector, with the measure potentially starting in 2027–2028. Language & Viewing: ETV+ warns Estonia’s language law changes could cut its Russian-language audience, as dubbing rules shift most programming toward subtitles. Local Animation Spotlight: Estonian director Kaspar Jancis’ new animated short “Penguin” heads to the Annecy festival for its world premiere in the official short competition. Tallinn Fringe 10: Tallinn Fringe announces first acts for its 10th anniversary, with a month-long August–September lineup and new shows added weekly. Sports (Disc Golf): The 2026 PDGA European Open in Tallinn wrapped up with Gannon Buhr and Eveliina Salonen taking fifth Major titles. Arts in Tartu: EKA students built “Varem,” a new Tartu Annelinn installation that turns “unfinished” urban space into a place to relax.
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