AP to Create Rights Clearinghouse for Content
The Associated Press president and CEO Tom Curley announced the impending creation of a rights clearinghouse for original content, as well as white-label apps and content modules for hand-held devices, at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association‘s annual convention in Austin, Texas, Monday.
The new rights clearinghouse would be a separate entity created by AP and other news organizations to provide rights clearance and privacy tools; ways to license content from publishers; and media intelligence services, building on the capabilities of the AP News Registry, originally announced in July 2009, which allows participants to tag, track, and measure use of their content online.
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