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A bomb threat interrupted RTÉ’s radio schedule and prompted staff evacuations at Irish newsrooms as authorities worked to identify those responsible. Diamond publishers secured a settlement requiring Sparkle Pop to make their stock available for removal. Valve added checks for games awaiting release on Steam to help reduce repeat reviews.
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California puts the final 4% of most production credits behind diversity plans and assessments for commission review; a basic checklist remains compulsory even for productions that opt out. Japan’s government has requested roughly JPY250 billion for content-industry investment in fiscal 2027. Armenia’s national opera theatre has regained 1,050 square metres for a small concert hall.
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The US Supreme Court left a broader interpretation of copyright recovery intact in Cyril Vetter’s case, while other appeals courts remain free to reach different conclusions. Hetq reports that Gaza’s blockade, war and logistical barriers have prevented artifact transfers to Armenia. Taliesin West remains closed after a fatal roof accident.
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Sky and ITV have until 20 October to respond before Lisa Nandy decides whether to intervene in their merger; no investigation has been ordered. Music Business Worldwide reports approval for a higher cinema music royalty rate. The US Justice Department has sued REPS over alleged ticket-limit evasion.
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This issue brings together summaries of 10 published articles. Each summary links to the full article and its sources.
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Skydance has combined publishing and consumer products under Josh Silverman, while a memo reported on 23 October establishes shared streaming leadership ahead of a planned platform combination. The Guardian reports that the BBC is seeking voluntary departures under plans to cut up to 2,000 jobs. Ukrainian publishers are reprinting books after Russian attacks destroyed 13 million copies over the summer, according to the Guardian.
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