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A message from the bureau chief:

Greetings,

Member Choice is AP’s comprehensive content, technology and licensing solution. Today, AP unveiled its new and improved, smart and stylish suite of Member Choice navigation aids. We hope you'll find these tools useful as both an information source for your editors and as your own electronic reference.

The PDF is 32 pages but well-designed so it's fairly easy to zero in on particular areas of interest. You may sort the spreadsheet as you wish to easily look at all columns the AP offers, for example, or look at everything that moves on Friday.

Some notes about the two attachments below:

~ Both will serve to guide you with answers to questions such as: "What does AP have in the way of (fill in the blank) news"                              

~ Both will be updated regularly as needed.

As always, please don't hesitate to contact me at South Carolina AP Bureau 1-800-922-1565, 803-799-5510 or my cell 919-630-3336.

Best,

Sue

MC Product Guide March 2009.xls   

Member Choice Product Guide 3-08.pdf


                                                            

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