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"Gannett Ends Century-Long Relationship with AP Content"
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"Gannett Ends Century-Long Relationship with AP Content"

Gannett, the largest newspaper chain in the U.S., announced it will stop using content from The Associated Press (AP) after a century-long partnership, citing a desire to invest further in its newsrooms. The decision, effective March 25, will impact over 200 Gannett outlets. Gannett has signed an agreement with Reuters to provide global news in various formats. AP, which has diversified its services, expressed disappointment and hopes Gannett will continue to support them beyond 2024. Gannett will continue paying for AP's election-related polling and the AP Stylebook, but the reason for the abrupt termination of the partnership remains unclear.

2 years ago•Source: The Associated Press
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