The Associated Press Starts Attributing While The Chicago Tribune Gets Longer, Plus Other News of the Day
– The Associated Press has announced new rules when crediting other news organizations. AP will now recognize when spot news sources came from, in the body of the story. “We should provide attribution whether the other organization is a newspaper, website, broadcaster or blog; whether or not it’s U.S. based; and whether or not it’s an AP member or subscriber,” said AP Senior Managing Editor Michael Oreskes in the announcement of the new rules. This goes further than the past, when AP used a credit line at the end of stories.
– Forbes is spreading its wings to another area of the world, and, no, not through the use of blogs.
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