CNN Will No Longer Use AP Content; Reuters’ Relationship Rekindled
After preparing for some time to rely only on its own resources, CNN will not use any photos, videos or newswire reports from the AP, as the… Read more »
AP Wants To Negotiate Mobile, Wireless Deals for Members, News Industry
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During its annual meeting today, the Associated Press board conducted the usual business — adding Washington Post Publisher Katharine Weymo… Read more »
Shepard Fairey: AP Suit Driven By ‘Crumbling Business Model’; AP To Fairey: You’re The Hypocrite
As street artist Shepard Fairey was finishing up his latest work last night on Houston St. in New York City, I stopped to talk with him abou… Read more »
AP News Registry Gets Antitrust Pass From DOJ
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The Associated Press News Registry shouldn’t face antitrust issues when it goes fully live the summer as long as the nonprofit news co-op st… Read more »
NYT’s Ascheim To Head AP Gateway; AP Mobile’s Litvack Will Lead Product Dev
A restructuring is on the way for the revenue side of the Associated Press, with changes coming as soon as next week as part of Jane Seagrav… Read more »
AP Opens New Products Gateway; Unit Includes AP Mobile, OVN
The Associated Press is forming a new business unit called AP Gateway focused on creating products for new platforms — and more revenue for… Read more »
AP Stories Reappear on Google News; “Ongoing Discussions”
Google’s “sort of temporary detente” with the Associated Press is progressing: now new AP stories have started showing up on Google (NSDQ: G… Read more »
AP Signs New Licensing Deal With Yahoo
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It looks like the Associated Press’ online licensing situation is clearing up a bit. The AP has signed a new licensing agreement with Yahoo… Read more »
AP Promotes Seagrave To Chief Revenue Officer; Brettingen Retiring
Associated Press vet Jane Seagrave has been promoted to the second-highest job at the news coop. Effective March 1, Seagrave will be chief r… Read more »
AP Reportedly Close To New Licensing Deal With Yahoo
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Looks like the Associated Press’s licensing negotiations with Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) are going much better than those with Google (NSDQ: GOOG).… Read more »
AP’s New Service Plan Keeps 50 Papers From Cancelling — But 130 Still On The Fence
The Associated Press says that 50 newspapers, including the New York Daily News and Heartland Publications, have lifted their two-year cance… Read more »
The AP Buys A Domain For Its News Registry
Looks like the Associated Press’s soon-to-launch “news registry” has found an online address. Domain Name Wire reports that the AP purchased… Read more »
AP’s Tom Curley: ‘We Are Not Going To Work With Everybody’
Two of the most vocal proponents for changing the way news and information are distributed took their message to the World Media Summit in B… Read more »
AP CEO: Looking At Licensing A Head Start On News; No Delay For Members
The latest batch of brainstorms on how to make more money for the Associated Press includes the possibility of licensing short-term exclusiv… Read more »
Gannett, AP Won't Agree To New SEC Online Media Rules
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Tim Tebow and the University of Florida Gators head the Associated Press pre-season football poll by a wide margin but the AP may not be in… Read more »
AP Sets Up News Registry To Track And Protect Content Online
Following up on its spring promise of an industry initiative to protect news content online, the Associated Press board today approved an am… Read more »
AP, AHN Media Settle Suit; AHN Pays, Admits Some ‘Improper Use’
The Associated Press and AHN Media have agreed to settle an intellectual property lawsuit filed by the wire service in early 2008. In the se… Read more »
AP Pilot Program Will Distribute Nonprofit Watchdog And Investigative Journalism
Four nonprofit watchdog and investigative journalism organizations will have their work distributed by the Associated Press to its 1,500 mem… Read more »
Former NAA Chair: We Missed Out On Prodigy But AP Still Has A Chance
John Temple’s paper is out of business but the former Rocky Mountain News editor and publisher isn’t. Following an exquisite takedown of the… Read more »
Radio Station To AP: Next Time, Read Up On The Web Before You Call Us
The AP declared this week that it intends to go after online publishers that use its content without authorization. But as it tries to execu… Read more »
