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October 2011 Member Photo
Cody Anderson lights up a pipe filled with synthetic marijuana as his and his fiancee's 20-month-old son Kaiden walks in the leaves in a Duluth, Minn., park. (Bob King/Duluth News Tribune)
September 2011 Member Photo
Cross country runner Allison Kosobud, left, is doused with cool water by teammate Lydia Herath after finishing the Brainerd Invitation Cross Country Race in Brainerd, Minn. (Steve Kohls/Brainerd Dispatch)
July 2011 Member Photo
Firefighters pull a girl into a rescue boat after she was stranded in the Sauk River while tubing with friends in St. Cloud, Minn. The girl who was unhurt, was part of a group of eight people who got into trouble today while floating the fast-moving Sauk River. ( Jason Wachter/St. Cloud Times)
Featured Updates
AP Got the Story: Information Sharing in the Occupy Movements
The Occupy movements across the country have been an important story for readers, and the AP has worked hard to bring you investigative reporting on this important issue. An important story on this topic recently came from Nigel Duara, a newsperson from Portland, OR. Duara was the first to show that police from nearly 40 cities exchanged … [Read More...]
Member Innovation: Pioneer Newspapers
Members continue to find ways to use content from AP to create new revenue streams. Pioneer Newspapers is a prime example. The paper produced a 9/11 keepsake tab using AP coverage, combined with local content. Due to the sensitivity of the subject, the publication did not feature traditional ads. Instead, advertisers bought sponsorships, … [Read More...]
AP Live 2012 Awards Season Coverage
AP Live 2012 Awards Season is a resource for comprehensive Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, Grammys and Oscars coverage with news, photos and live red carpet video. Content is delivered to your website with an easy-to-use online video player that wraps stories, photos, on-demand videos leading up to the event, and live video in one presentation. … [Read More...]
AP Images Announces New Images Collections
AP Images is featuring three new images collections for 2012: U.S. Elections, 2012 London Olympics and Euro 2012. These collections are a quick, easy way to find images of these important upcoming events, and a helpful tool to build online photo galleries. Individual features of these collections include: U.S. … [Read More...]
AP Mobile: More Visibility and New Revenue for AP Members
In the three years since it launched, AP Mobile has become one of the leading news applications and the only mobile product that provides up-to-date local, national and global news from trusted sources across the country. In early 2012, AP will introduce a dramatic update to the current iPhone and iPad app, offering members new revenue … [Read More...]
AP Year-in-Review Packages
The AP will offer several year-in-review packages that are set to begin running in the middle of December. These packages are an easy way to find the best content of 2011 for all your year-end coverage. Packages are available in the categories of: General, Photos, Interactive/ Multimedia, Arts/ Entertainment, Business, and Sports. Highlights of … [Read More...]
December Special Edition: Retirement
The December “Retirement” Special Edition features stories on the appeal of college towns for retirees, downsizing when family moves out of the house, couples who pursue individual interests in retirement, as well as a story on organizations that grant “make a wish” type gifts to needy seniors. All stories will be accompanied by … [Read More...]
AP Lifestyles December Coverage
This month, AP Lifestyles features a variety of subjects set to begin running in early December. These include a story about family Christmas cards, the trend of diet betting pools, and how to put sparkle into your New Year’s Eve look. There will also be a look back at the year in pop culture, and a look at the year ahead in food and … [Read More...]
AP Got the Story: Food Safety in the Aftermath of 9/11
Stories regarding food safety and prices are always top of mind for readers, and the AP has worked hard to bring you investigative reporting and multiplatform coverage on this important issue. A breakthrough story on this topic recently came from Tracie Cone, an agricultural writer from Fresno. Cone learned that a destructive, citrus-eating … [Read More...]
AP Member Marketplace Training Session
AP Member Marketplace is an online tool designed to help you find stories from other members that would be of interest to your readers. It allows members to share stories, photos and graphics. A training session on AP Member Marketplace will help members take better advantage of this free service. The training will be held the first and third … [Read More...]
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