AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUnion & Tech Ethics: USA TODAY Co. unionized journalists say the company’s partnership with Palantir threatens reader trust and raises data-security questions. Local Elections Access: Orange County’s elections office is under fire for stopping mailed sample ballots for the 2026 primary and pushing voters to a QR-code online option. Renewables vs. Heritage: A proposed wind farm near New York’s Holy Trinity Monastery is sparking protests over historic preservation and cultural landscapes. Publishing & Books: Palmetto Publishing releases D.A. Bennett’s Texas Gulf Coast thriller Brushstrokes and White Lines, while Indigo River Publishing promotes Marketing for Leaders for navigating AI-driven noise. Florida Community & Culture: A 100th-episode South Florida Comedy Calendar spotlights local stand-up and venues. Sports & Local News: Jacksonville signs LB Amari Burney as camp depth concerns mount; Downtown Daytona’s “renaissance” and a push to name Daytona’s barrier island keep local identity stories in the spotlight. Publishing Industry Policy: Florida lawmakers back a Stealth Bot Prohibition Act aimed at forcing “bad bots” to disclose themselves.
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