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As the world's largest news and information agency, The Associated Press invests hundreds of millions of dollars every year in its newsgathering operation. AP journalists must be present whenever and wherever news occurs, at great cost to AP and sometimes at great risk to themselves. Protecting their work from misuse and illegal use, therefore, is of primary importance. AP is a leader in protecting intellectual property rights through monitoring, licensing and enforcement efforts.
>>What's
New
AP
to build news registry to protect content
Registry will provide tools to monitor use
of AP and member content online while also enabling new business
opportunities
The Associated Press Board of Directors directed The Associated
Press to create a news registry that will tag and track all
AP content online to assure compliance with terms of use.
The system will register key identifying information about
each piece of content that AP distributes as well as the
terms of use of that content, and employ a built-in beacon
to notify AP about how the content is used. More >>
>>Statements
and Press Releases
>>AP
in the News
NY judge urges settlement in Obama poster dispute
The Associated Press, 05/28/2010 |
Evidence ordered released in 'HOPE' artist case
The Associated Press, 04/05/2010
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Justice Dept supports AP digital news registry
The Associated Press, 04/01/2010 |
Judge: 'HOPE' artist under criminal investigation
The Associated Press, 01/26/2010 |
Judge: 'HOPE' artist can switch lawyers in AP suit
The Associated Press, 11/10/2009 |
AP asks judge to keep Obama artist's lawyers
The Associated Press, 11/09/2009 |
hNews microformat for news adopted by AOL and TownNews
Media Standards Trust, 10/23/2009 |
AP says artist made up story about Obama poster
The Associated Press, 10/20/2009 |
Dutch royals win privacy case against AP
The Associated Press, 08/28/2009 |
SEC issues new guidelines on game coverage
The Associated Press, 08/27/2009 |
Injured AP photographer moves to Md. rehab center
The Associated Press, 08/25/2009 |
Injured AP photographer in Baltimore hospital
The Associated Press, 08/17/2009 |
Dutch royals in privacy lawsuit against AP
The Associated Press, 08/14/2009
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Wounded AP journalists evacuated from Afghanistan
The Associated Press, 08/12/2009 |
ACAP and AP: a common and collaborative approach to managing copyright online
ACAP Blog, 08/03/2009 |
AP Launches Open Source Ascribenation Project
Linux Journal, 07/29/2009 |
AP Pushes Ahead with Rights Microformat
Copyright and Technology, 07/27/2009 |
AP setting up tracking system for Web content
The Associated Press, 07/23/2009
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Shepard Fairey v. The Associated Press
Intellectual Property Colloquium, 07/20/2009
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Photographer stakes claim to image in Obama poster
The Associated Press, 07/15/2009 |
AP settles case over copying of news stories
The Associated Press, 07/13/2009
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AP proposes new article formatting for the Web
The Associated Press, 07/10/2009
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Media Standards Trust calls on news organizations to adopt consistent news formats for online content
Media Standards Trust press release, 07/10/2009 |
AP eyeing better deals with Internet heavyweights
The Associated Press, 06/16/2009 |
Little is 'Fair' in Love and War by David Tomlin
MLRC MediaLawLetter, 06/2009 |
The Associated Press ups involvement with readership: improving the news search experience and protecting content
Editors Weblog, 04/20/2009
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'Charlie Rose': A conversation about print journalism in the digital age with Thomas Curley and Arianna Huffington
Charlie Rose, 04/08/2009 |
It’s
Actually About Figuring Out How to Sell the Sizzle
and Not the Steak, Dean
All
Things Digital (The Wall Street Journal), 04/07/2009 |
What's Fair is Fair. But What is Fair?
New
York Law Journal, 04/03/2009 |
Opinion: 'Free' Needn't Be the Enemy of 'Flow'
Wall Street Journal, 03/13/2009
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>>Frequently
Asked Questions
Initiative to protect industry's content
1. Why build a news registry?
2. What will the news registry
do?
3.How does the news registry
differ from what AP announced at its annual meeting in
April?
More FAQs
Shepard Fairey' Lawsuit
1. What is this lawsuit about?
2. What is AP's position on the lawsuit?
3.What does AP seek in this lawsuit?
More FAQs
>>About AP
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AP’s News Values and Principles
AP and the People’s Right to Know
>>AP covers Intellectual Property and Fair Use issues
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