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The 24 pages that link to Associated Press, each with the reason it gives.

• The New York TimesCompared with: Unlike the Times, it primarily distributes journalism as a newswire service.

• News agencyBroader topic: New York newspapers formed the cooperative to share the cost of transmitting news.

• ReutersCompared with: Like Reuters, it supplies reporting globally, but its cooperative ownership model differs.

• Journalistic objectivityRelated: Its member newspapers needed concise reports usable across political and regional differences.

• ABC NewsRelated: ABC News combines its own reporting with journalism from wire services such as AP.

• American journalismRelated: Its nineteenth-century formation made shared national and international news gathering central to the industry.

• Samuel MorseRelated: Telegraphy enabled the rapid transmission of news that shaped the cooperative’s work.

• Agence France-PresseCompared with: The AP’s cooperative ownership contrasts with AFP’s statutory, independent governance.

• Xinhua News AgencyCompared with: Its cooperative ownership contrasts with Xinhua’s direct state ownership.

• San Francisco ChronicleCompared with: It distributes news to many outlets, unlike the Chronicle's direct newspaper publishing model.

• Bloomberg NewsCompared with: Its cooperative structure differs from Bloomberg’s corporate ownership and financial-data business.

• Alfred EisenstaedtRelated: Before joining Life, Eisenstaedt worked as a photographer for the Associated Press in Germany.

• Kyodo NewsCompared with: The AP offers a useful comparison with Kyodo's cooperative model and international reporting network.

• Shepard FaireyRelated: The news cooperative sued Fairey over the source photograph used for the Hope poster.

• The Christian Science MonitorCompared with: Unlike the Monitor, it primarily gathers and distributes news for other outlets.

• Cornelius RyanRelated: Ryan worked as a correspondent for the agency before and after World War II.

• Deaths in 2025Related: Its year-end coverage provides a news-agency account of notable deaths.

• Henry Jarvis RaymondRelated: Raymond’s newspaper participated in the cooperative news system that helped standardize reporting.

• The Terror of WarRelated: Its staff distributed Ut’s photograph to newspapers worldwide.

• United Press InternationalCompared with: Its cooperative structure differed from UPI’s commercial ownership.

• E. W. ScrippsCompared with: Its cooperative structure contrasted with Scripps’s privately controlled news enterprises.

• Martin AgronskyRelated: Agronsky began his journalism career as a reporter for the Associated Press.

• Paul ReuterCompared with: Like Reuters, the Associated Press pooled reporting and distributed it to subscribing outlets.

• Saigon ExecutionRelated: AP transmitted Adams’s photograph, giving it a global audience.