AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTaiwan in Time: A new look at Qilai Mountain’s 1972 disappearance case revisits the mystery of three hikers who vanished during a doomed expedition—still unsolved, and now tied to renewed debate over hiking safety and local legends. Print Industry Pivot: Taiwan’s long-running printing association is turning to AI-powered design and smarter production, aiming to keep craftsmanship alive while tackling shrinking print demand and rising costs. Indie/Animation Buzz: Abigail Hing Wen’s grief-driven hybrid short The Vale – Origins brings an AI-powered “drawings to virtual world” concept to life, with a trailer and upcoming screenings fueling fan talk. Music & Community: FORMOSOUND debuts in the Pacific Northwest, spotlighting Taiwanese artists and building an all-ages, inclusive festival space for Taiwanese, AAPI, and LGBTQ+ communities. Streaming Picks (OTT): A roundup of this week’s OTT releases includes Taiwanese titles like Sunshine Women’s Choir, plus a mix of action, fantasy, and dubbed multilingual picks for home viewing. Sports Spotlight: Chou Tien-chen keeps rolling at the BWF Worlds, reaching the semifinals and locking in a medal with a comeback win.
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