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When dry conditions and punishing winds sparked the worst fire in Los Angeles history, AP visual journalists were among the first to reach the scene and capture the destruction. Anticipating the wildfires would become a major global story, AP reporters sprang into action to document the rapidly unfolding devastation, resulting in AP’s visual coverage dominating […]
In the 1950s, AP Wirephotos captured the spirit of a transformative decade marked by post-war recovery, cultural shifts, and the burgeoning Cold War, serving hundreds of news stations in 54 countries. As nations rebuilt and modernized, AP photographers brought iconic moments to global audiences, from the Korean War’s stark realities to the optimism of scientific advancements like the space race’s early milestones. AP Photos documented pivotal social changes, including the growing momentum of the civil rights movement in the United States, with images that highlighted both struggles and triumphs.
Ninety years ago, on Jan. 1, 1935, The Associated Press, using groundbreaking technology, marked an industry first: sending a photograph on the wire. The single image of a plane crash in upstate New York was transmitted to 25 cities across the country via cutting edge technology, called Wirephoto, which was developed exclusively by AP engineers. […]
In 2024, AP photojournalists across nearly 100 countries and in all 50 states documented the world’s most urgent stories. From pivotal moments including the attempted assassination of President-elect Donald Trump to the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, AP photographers were on the front lines, capturing history as it unfolded. Beyond breaking news, […]
In every U.S. election since 1848 AP has counted the vote and declared the winners. As Nov. 5 approaches, David Scott, the AP vice president who oversees our elections operation, explains how AP tallies millions of ballots to deliver the results:
In the fast-paced world of news media, the ability to produce content quickly and efficiently is crucial. As the demand for up-to-the-minute information grows, news organizations are increasingly turning to video content not just for its engagement potential but also for the efficiencies it brings to the content production process. Advances in technology, particularly in […]
In the digital age, video content has emerged as one of the most powerful tools for news media companies. As audiences shift from traditional news consumption to online platforms, the demand for video content has skyrocketed. This shift has prompted news organizations to rethink their digital strategies, placing video at the forefront of their content […]
For 178 years, The Associated Press has played a vital role in U.S. elections, counting the vote and declaring the winners – and reporting them to the world, without fear or favor.
When shots rang out at former President Donald Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, AP chief photographer Evan Vucci sprang into action to capture an image that instantly became iconic.
Speaking at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York on Thursday, Executive Editor Julie Pace outlined several challenges facing the news industry and steps news organizations must take to address them.
In a memo to staff, Global Climate and Environment News Director Peter Prengaman announced that Steven Grattan will join AP as an Amazon correspondent, based in Bogota, Colombia:
AP today earned its 59th Pulitzer Prize—36th for photography—for feature photography for compelling photojournalism from multiple countries showing migration from Central America to the U.S.
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