AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTennis Rights: Sporteurope.TV has extended its US Open deal for Germany and Austria through 2030, keeping free-to-air and pay-TV coverage for 2028–2030 and retaining non-exclusive pay-TV rights for Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and South Tyrol. Streaming & TV: The action-comedy series Kill Jackie drops its first trailer, with Catherine Zeta-Jones starring as Jackie Price; it premieres Oct 2 and is set to stream across multiple European markets including Liechtenstein via Prime Video. Art & Courts: Paris prosecutors have asked to send Giuliano Ruffini to trial over alleged Old Master painting forgeries, with related arrest-warrant renewal requests for Lino Frongia. Tech & Media Policy: Google will adjust its “site reputation abuse” spam policy across the European Economic Area from Aug 30, after EU concerns that it unfairly demoted publishers’ content. Local Culture: “Li’l Friday” highlights weekend arts and music options, including a Benny Hill Quartet jazz night at the Cameron Art Museum. Human Stories: A report says thousands of Ukrainian children are living alone across Europe, raising urgent questions about protection and support.
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