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The Associated Press (AP) is the largest news agency in the United States, founded in 1846
Chicago
Founded in 1893
Associated company
In 1900, the headquarters was moved to
New York
. Partners include more than 1,700 newspapers and more than 5,000 television and radio stations; There are 243 news bureaus worldwide with offices in 120 countries.
United Press International
It's the second largest news agency in the United States since 1958
United Press
Merged with the International Press Service, the headquarters is located in
Florida
. There are more than 80 branches abroad and a worldwide picture network.
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On April 18, 2016, The Associated Press was named 2016
Pulitzer Prize
Award for Public Service journalism.
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In December 2018,
World Brand Lab
Compiled by
The World's top 500 brands 2018
"Announced, number 207.
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- Company name
- Associated Press
- Foreign name
- The Associated Press (AP)
- Establishment time
- The year 1846
- Headquarters location
- New York
- Type of company
- News agency
- Official website
- http://ap.org/
"Port News Service"
The organization of today's AP and its name were not settled until 1900. The Associated Press originated in
History of journalism
There are different opinions and opinions on it.
In 1848, six New York newspapers:
New York Herald
","
New York Sun
","
New York Tribune
Representatives of the New York Business Journal, The Express, and the New York Courier and Inquirer held a joint meeting and decided to establish two in New York
cooperative
News gathering agency. The first was the "Port News Service" and the other was the (unformed) "New York Newspaper Association".
Unlike the three other news agencies of the 19th century (
Havas
,
Reuters
,
Wolff society
The Port News Agency is a cooperative organization, not for profit, and all costs are shared equally by each family.
There is no evidence of the official establishment of a news agency in 1848. The official date of the founding of the organization that later became the modern Associated Press is January 11, 1849. It was on this day that the six houses mentioned above
New York
The daily newspaper signed an agreement to form the "Port News Agency". The first copy of the agreement was written in 1967 by Professor Richard A.Schwarzlose
New York Public Library
manuscript
Found in Henry J. Raymond's files in the department. He provided previously unknown details: the six partners were required to share two boats and were sailing in
New York harbor
The ship gathered news, shared expenses, sold news to newspapers outside New York City, and set membership rules. Apparently due to the growing importance of the business of selling News by telegraph, the organization signed a new agreement in 1851, changing its name to the "Telegraphic General News Association."
The name "Association Press" was not widely used until 1860, but the New York City organization was the forerunner of the modern newspaper association.
"Newsing Society"
Gradually, the New York Associated Press in addition to their own
Membership service
And began to expand elsewhere. However, he does not directly contribute to local newspapers, but to local newspaper groups. Because these groups are similar to the New York Union Press
Secondary mechanism
Therefore, they were also named "United News Agency", such as "Philadelphia United News Agency", "Southern United News Agency", "Western United News Agency" and so on. The "Western Assocation Press" (by
Midwest
The newspaper was formed in 1862 and is headquartered in
Chicago
It formed the basis of today's Associated Press.
Illinois
unite
In 1882,
Chicago
There's a new news agency."
United Press
(United Press, with today's
United Press International
Not relevant). A fierce competition with the United Press of New York resulted in the defeat of New York, and most of the members joined the United Press, while a small number of members merged with the Western Union Press to form the United Press in 1892.
Illinois
Associated Press, still based in Chicago. The competition between the New York Union and the United Press became the competition between the Illinois Associated Press and the United Press.
The first president of the Illinois Associated Press was M.E.Stone. As soon as he took office, he rushed to Europe and signed exclusive news exchange contracts with the three major news agencies at a huge cost, thus cutting off the United Press from abroad
News source
. In 1897, the United Press closed down.
In 1898, the Illinois Associated Press was embroiled in a lawsuit that lasted two years. At that time, Chicago's Inter Ocean newspaper (" Inter Ocean "), because of the use of other news agencies, the Illinois Associated Press stopped contributing to the "Ocean". The paper appealed to the court for this, and after a two-year trial, in 1900
Illinois
The court ruled that Associated Press must make its articles available to any client without discrimination. After losing the case, Stone, in order to circumvent Illinois law, dissolved the Illinois Associated Press and established a new news agency in New York, which is today the Associated Press. Its name AP was also formally fixed in this major reorganization and is still in use today.
Associated Press
Like the Port News Agency, the AP was founded in 1848 as a not-for-profit cooperative. Stone, the first president of the Associated Press, once made it clear to the board:
"A national press association is one which belongs and belongs only to the newspapers, does not sell the news, does not seek personal gain, does not pay dividends, and is merely the agent and agent of the newspapers
Public servant
. Participants should include all parties,
Religious circles,
Economic circles
And all walks of life
journalist
But they're right
journalism
Equally enthusiastic and active, the information collected should be rigorous, accurate, fair and complete. This is our dream."
The real rise of the Associated Press, in
World War I
Before and after. When World War I broke out, the Associated Press had only about 100 subscribers.
World War I
Since then, the monopoly of the three news agencies has existed in name only, and the Associated Press has expanded overseas with the Stars and Stripes. By 1940, the number was as high as 1,400, and the modern number is 15,000, becoming the world's largest society. After learning of Lincoln's assassination, he wrote the world's first ever
lead
One: "Washington, Friday, April 14, 1865 - The President was shot tonight in a theater and may have been fatally wounded."
In 1889, it was Associated Press reporter John Downing who wrote the first true lead with all six elements. The production of news leads directly contributed to the
lead
The inverted pyramid news style structure composed of, subject, background and so on was born, and gradually formed with news,
feature
Commentary constitutes the basic news style pattern. In practice, AP reporters often use various structures in combination or cross-use to create a more abundant news style. Ap's stylistic thinking format mainly experienced two
Development stage
One is to seek truth objectively, which is its pure
Objective report
Time. When the Associated Press was reorganized in 1900, its reporting policy was to report facts, not opinions. This was in the historical context of opposition to the "dark ages of the partisan press." Subsequently, due to
Theory of social responsibility
The prevalence and
Reader needs
For the change, the AP turned to prompt "the news behind the news," which explains the reporting period. "People have become more critical," says the former general manager. "They want interpretive reporting."
19th century
Mark Twain
Once said, "There are only two things that bring light to every corner of the earth: the sun in the sky and the Associated Press on the ground."
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
To Jim Mills of the Associated Press, "I guess when I die and stand at the gates of heaven, the first person I meet will be an AP reporter."
Advancing the Power of Facts - news and services that expand the global reach of news coverage.
objectivity
The law
objectivity
), refers to
News report
A set of reporting principles and a series of related techniques that strive to be objective, neutral, non-emotional and non-subjective. Some scholars summarize: "As a profession
ideology
Objectivity includes three commitments: independence (whether news should be free from political pressure); Balance (news should be impartial in its presentation); Objective (News should only state the facts, which cannot penetrate
Subjective judgment
)." (Shinto Ayengo et al., "The News That Matters: Television and American Public Opinion"), and other scholars boil it down to three basic connotations: separating facts from opinions, being unemotional, and striving for fair balance.
The principle of objectivity is generally credited to the Associated Press, which pioneered it: "AP was a pioneer in what came to be called 'objective reporting.'" Because AP is a cooperative organization with many members from all walks of life, from different parties, from different regions, with diverse interests and tastes, objective reporting is the only option.
Kent Cooper, who served as general manager of the Associated Press for more than three decades, has been a proponent of the objectivity rule. He interprets the law of objectivity as "truly fair" news reporting and calls the law of objectivity "the best and the new.
Moral concept
Developed in America, dedicated to the world." (Athuel, "The Medium of Power") As for Stone, the "father of the Associated Press", it is the principle of objectivity concretized into the "5W1H" lead format and inverted pyramid
News structure
And these all became
News writing
The standard model is popular all over the world.
The principle of objectivity was enshrined in the West thanks to the advocacy of the Associated Press
Career concept
. "The holy grail for journalists should be the law of objectivity," Atchul said. If he lacks these things, his identity will be degraded, and the result may be the ruin of his profession."
American time
On February 23, 2012, the Associated Press announced that it would replace the new series
Identification system
The change, which includes a change to the LOGO, is the most significant change in AP's nearly 30 years
Chief executive officer
"Ap's commitment to accuracy, integrity and independence in its reporting will never change," it said.
This identification system is the first major change to the Associated Press logo in 30 years. The Associated Press conducted the Lord in 2010
Brand strategy
Development and implementation
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美联社在中国大陆地区的媒体业务,按照中国媒体的习惯,分为文字和
News picture
Two parts.
Literal part
It is operated by AP's offices in Beijing, China, and its Asia Pacific office in Hong Kong.
Ap News Photo section, by China's largest comprehensive photo library
Oriental IC
Sole agency
. The company mainly engaged in pictures, images, creative elements and entertainment star copyright management
Professional service
For example
Corbis
, European Pressphoto Agency (EPA),
Magnum Photo Agency
The company is responsible for sales of the business in China.
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On June 22, 2020, the United States again announced that it would
China Central Television
(CCTV),"
People's Daily
","
Global Times
"And"
China News Service
4 Chinese media added listed management as"
Foreign mission
". In response to the above actions of the US side, China announced that it would require the Associated Press of the United States (AP) to report to the Chinese side all staff, financial, business and real estate information in China within seven days from now
Written material
.
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On the evening of May 21, 2024, Israeli Communications Minister Karshi issued a statement announcing the rescinding of the ministry's decision that day to confiscate AP's live broadcast equipment and ordered the equipment to be returned to AP.
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