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New York spy museum to feature ‘Seafood from Slaves’ investigation

The Pulitzer Prize-winning AP reporting that exposed modern day slavery in the fishing industry in Southeast Asia will be showcased at a new interactive spy museum in midtown Manhattan.

FEB. 9, 2018

Court rules for AP in reporter impersonation document fight

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal appeals court has sided with reporters in a court fight over documents that began after an FBI agent pretended to be an Associated Press journalist while investigating bomb threats at a Washington state high school. When the ruse became public in 2014, the AP and a press freedom organization attempted to get […]

DEC. 15, 2017

From pizza to the moon Unique live content sees AP Live Choice reach 10k landmark

The Associated Press today announced that AP Live Choice, its multi-channel live video service, has now offered 10,000 live events since its launch in 2015.

NOV. 30, 2016

AP reinforces position as leading source of video content with Agencia EFE collaboration

The Associated Press announced today a collaboration that will offer AP clients access to a curated mix of breaking news and world exclusives, features, business, lifestyle and entertainment video from Agencia EFE, Spain’s leading news agency.

MAY 16, 2019

AP publishes memoir on Poland’s fight for freedom during Solidarity

As the world marks the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, The Associated Press is releasing a new memoir chronicling Poland’s historic stand for freedom against the Soviet Union in 1981.

FEB. 24, 2023

AP’s Doug Ferguson gets PGA lifetime journalism award

AP golf writer Doug Ferguson poses at the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia, April 12, 2015. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Ferguson is the 30th recipient of the PGA award, which recognizes members of the media for steadfast coverage of golf throughout a career. Ferguson has covered more than 500 golf events. Ferguson joined the AP as […]

JAN. 15, 2019

AP report sheds light on forgotten ‘mini-Olympics’ in fascist Italy during World War II

Sports Writer Andrew Dampf teamed up with videojournalist Andrea Rosa, photographer Luca Bruno, and SNTV’s Neil Barker to bring to life a little-known and historically complex moment in sports history — the 1941 Alpine World Ski Championships held in fascist Italy during World War II. The story was sparked by Dampf’s curiosity during a previous […]

FEB. 6, 2026

Longtime Associated Press TV columnist Jerry Buck dies at 85

This Nov. 15, 1983 photo shows William G. (Jerry) Buck, a columnist who chronicled the television industry for The Associated Press in New York and Los Angeles, during his AP career. (AP Photo/Wally Fong) During his career he wrote about the rise of cable television, the videocassette and the growth of political TV coverage, among […]

AUG. 29, 2016

AP showcases extensive British Movietone royals footage on YouTube

To coincide with the 65th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne, AP has launched a YouTube channel dedicated to archive coverage of both the British royal family and royalty from around the world.

FEB. 6, 2017

Award-winning photojournalist J. David Ake named AP director of photography

J. David Ake, deputy bureau chief for visual journalism at the AP Washington bureau, has been promoted to director of photography for The Associated Press.

NOV. 8, 2018

College football picks: Hoosiers, fourth among Big Ten teams in playoff rankings, biding their time

One of the nitpicks about the first College Football Playoff rankings was that the committee undervalued Indiana. The Hoosiers’ No. 8 ranking — they’re in the same spot in the Associated Press Top 25 poll — puts them fourth among Big Ten teams behind No. 1 Oregon, No. 2 Ohio State and No. 6 Penn […]

NOV. 6, 2024

Honoring 2 fallen AP journalists

The Associated Press honored on Wednesday two journalists who died because of their work for AP.