Associated Press

Associated Press
(Corporate media)
Associated Press ; (Corporate media)
Abbreviation	AP
Formation	1846
Headquarters	New York City, New York, U.S
Type	commercial
Staff	3,200
Membership	• Gary Pruitt; • Daisy Veerasingham; • Jessica Bruce; • Jessica Bruce; • Sally Buzbee; • Ken Dale; • Gianluca D'Aniello; • Karen Kaiser; • Jim Kennedy; • Steven R. Swartz; • Richard A. Boehne; • Emily L. Barr; • Robert Brown; • William Stacey Cowles; • Kirk Davis; • Lisa M. DeSisto; • Bill Hoffman; • Rob King; • Isaac Lee; • William Lewis; • Robin Martin; • Gracia C. Martore; • Jim M. Moroney III; • Michael Newhouse; • William O. Nutting

Associated Press is an American non-profit news agency headquartered in New York City.

History

Their office building in Gaza City was bombed by Israel.

The Management Committee and Board is from March 2021^[1].

Page	Quote	Author	Date
John Laughland	“People experience a strong psychological reluctance to accept that political events today are deliberately manipulated. This reluctance is itself a product of the ideology of the information age, which flatters people’s vanity and encourages them to believe that they have access to huge amounts of information. In fact, the apparent multifarious nature of modern media information hides an extreme paucity of original sources, rather as a street of restaurants on a Greek waterfront can hide the reality of a single kitchen at the back. News reports of major events very often come from a single source, usually a wire agency, and even authoritative news outlets like the BBC simply recycle information which they have received from these agencies, presenting it as their own.”	John Laughland	2010

Title	Type	Subject(s)	Publication date	Author(s)
Document:Bradley Manning post-sentencing statement	statement	Chelsea Manning Patriotism	21 August 2013	Chelsea Manning