The Associated Press (AP) plans to cut up to 10% of its workforce in 2009, or around 400 people.
Reuters quotes sources at AP who were present when AP Chief Executive Tom Curley delivered the news as ...
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The Associated Press (AP) has backflipped on its decision to increase membership rates in 2009, a key factor in the growing list of papers seeking to terminate their AP content agreements.
AP said its board of directors had ...
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The E. W. Scripps Company, the Ohio based owner of 17 US newspapers including the Rocky Mountain News may be about to drop their agreement with the Associated Press (AP) for syndicated content, according to a report ...
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The Tribune Company has given notice to the Associated Press (AP) that it no longer wishes to use its services.
The Tribune group includes the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times, the Sun Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale); The Orlando ...
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The Associated Press (AP) has announced AP Marketplace, a new platform that offers AP content and more to AP members.
Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb covers the content management aspects of the offering, describing it as an RSS ...
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As print revenues rapidly fall, cost cutting must follow as newspapers struggle to stay alive. We've already seen cuts to traditional services such as foreign bureaus, where as once newspapers had reporters in foreign cities, today only ...
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The ongoing battle between the mainstream media through its proxy the Associated Press (AP) and the blogosphere has caused hell to freeze over: Michelle Makin and Kos both supporting the same cause.
Thanks to a tip from Gabe ...
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If you haven't been following the case of the Associated Press (AP) vs the Blogosphere, the AP is claiming its right to copyright over AP content prevents fair use of that content, and that blogger's wishing to ...
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