AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCollege Sports Law: The U.S. Senate is set to vote on the Protect College Sports Act, which would give the NCAA limited antitrust exemption to enforce national rules on athlete eligibility and curb super-league style changes. AI & Work in Publishing: Qatar National Library is leaning into AI for programming while keeping books and reading culture central, and a new report on nurses shows AI rollouts can feel like surveillance—changing workflows instead of easing them. Adaptation Fallout: Tomi Adeyemi says she’ll never adapt another novel after her Children of Blood and Bone film experience, while Viola Davis’s fantasy adaptation troubles keep spotlighting author control. Royal Memoir Drama: Earl Spencer claims King Charles made a “we’ll forget her soon enough” remark about Princess Diana, as new Diana-related books keep inflaming palace backlash. Local Books & Events: Sparta Books hosts Jane Loeb Rubin’s Mayhem in the Mountains talk, and a Belarusian edition of Nasta Rahatko’s Carry with You expands the author’s political backroom stories. New Releases: Dark Horse previews Shift, a prestige sci-fi comic from Jonathan Hickman and Mike del Mundo.
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