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Friday, April 22, 2005
Wires on the web
DenverPost.com - BUSINESS:The Associated Press will begin charging newspapers and broadcasters to post its stories, photos and other content online, a pricing shift that reflects the growing power of the Internet to lure audiences and advertisers from more established media.
Tom Curley, AP president and chief executive, announced the change Monday at the annual meeting of the news cooperative.
Most of the 15,000 news outlets that buy AP's news, sports, business and entertainment coverage have been allowed to "repurpose" the same material online at no extra cost since 1995. The new pricing policy, effective Jan. 1, begins to shift some of the funding of AP to the growing online market. So what does this mean if you use AP wire copy as the basis for your on-air story but re-write it? Can you then post the on-air story on the Web? Labels: Originally published
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