Featured Newspaper Services

AP Hosted Custom News
The AP hosts a network of more than 450 news Web sites that feature content delivered in the look and feel of each subscribing newspaper and broadcast member. Each site in the network displays AP news organized by category, plus video, photo galleries and interactive features. Also offers targeted advertising opportunities. Sites using this service:

Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
Quincy Mass., Patriot Ledger
St. Petersburg Times

AP Online
A constantly updated feed of up to 750 stories daily tailored for use on member Web sites. The service provides the latest breaking news, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Many stories are linked to photos, and subscribers can get linked audio clips. A sample member site:

Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The (Raleigh, N.C.) News & Observer

AP State News Online
Encompasses the full range of each AP state news report, covering politics, legislative and government news, business, sports, features and more. This is a comprehensive source of state-level news, either as an XML feed or on an AP-hosted site. Sites using this service:

The (Greenville, N.C.) Daily Reflector
Tampa Tribune
The Baxter Bulletin

AP Financial Tools
Flexible online applications serving both premium market data and news stories from the AP and its news partners. Tools offer fully hosted, turnkey applications including stock watch lists, charts, portfolio views, mutual fund quotes and more. Easy for members to customize, and attract end users that want to stay abreast of market movements. Also provide an attractive location for online ads and sponsorships. See this service in use:

Atlanta Journal-Constitution
AJC Top 100 Georgia Stocks (customized stock list)- registration required
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (with advertising)

AP Video Online
U.S. and international stories from Associated Press Television News (APTN) are available as video clips of breaking news around the clock. Most clips are voiced over to provide a detailed understanding of events. Video clips cover U.S. and international news, politics, entertainment, business and human-interest stories, as well as a daily one-minute world news wrap. Here is an example of the service:

The Washington Post

AP Video Select
The top U.S and international news stories from AP Television News (APTN) formatted for Web sites. Clips are 30 seconds to two minutes long. To see this service in action:

Missoulian.com - AP Video News Clips

AP Multimedia Features
Deliver rich interactive news packages that explain complex news events by making the most of the online medium. Each week, members get two interactive presentations; five daily photo galleries of 6-12 photos; one PhotoWeek gallery of 6-12 photos; and one SportsWeek photo gallery of 6-12 photos. A sample member site:

The Boston Globe

AP Spanish Services

AP Spanish for Print
Focuses on topics that matter most to Hispanics. Includes spot news stories from AP's experienced news staff in locations including Asuncion, Bogotá, Brasilia, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Guatemala, Havana, La Paz, Lima, Managua, Mexico City, Monterrey, Montevideo, Panama City, Quito, Rio de Janeiro, San Jose, San Juan, San Salvador, Santiago, Sao Paulo and Tegucigalpa. Features top world & U.S. news including politics, business, markets, technology, entertainment, sports, lifestyle, health and medicine.

AP Spanish Online
Offers the easiest way to launch an in-depth online Spanish news section with headlines, stories and photos. AP's fully hosted, turnkey solution delivers coverage in Spanish of the United States, Latin America and the world. Pages match each site's look and feel, and newspapers control template design, advertising and navigation.

AP Hosted Spanish Online
This service offers the easiest way to launch an in-depth online Spanish news section with headlines, stories and photos. AP's fully hosted, turnkey solution delivers coverage in Spanish of the United States, Latin America and the world. Pages match each site's look and feel, and newspapers control template design, advertising and navigation.

Diario Latino
Houston Chronicle (Spanish Online)
The Arizona Star

For more information, contact your AP bureau chief.