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​We spoke with one of the companies behind LinkNYC, a network of digital information kiosks cropping up around New York City, about its content strategy and the success its found in engaging audiences.

​We talked with AP’s music editor, Mesfin Fekadu, about best practices for developing entertainment story ideas and how to make interviewees such as Lady Gaga and George Clooney feel comfortable.

​Ahead of the general election on Nov. 8, we’ve compiled all of the stories, visuals and interactive elements from our Divided America series this year.

As the amount of time adults spend listening to over-the-air radio continues to slip, broadcasters will have to embrace the medium causing so much change in the first place: the internet.

​With limited resources, keeping up with the 24/7 news cycle can be out of reach. Read how one publisher is driving traffic – and revenue – with stories from AP at no cost.​

A global approach and an enhanced network of media outlets mark a milestone for our custom content and distribution service. An AP director explains our strategy for this service and the trends she’s seeing in content marketing across the publishing and advertising industries.

Our global sports editor, Michael Giarrusso, provides a preview of our Summer Games strategy and explains how content seen on a second screen can offer an enhanced viewing experience for fans.

​Three members of AP’s data journalism team provide a behind-the-scenes look into how they work with the wider editorial team, discover high-impact stories and create new types of content for AP customers.​

Two veterans of the broadcast media industry discuss the goals of corporate newsrooms and how brands can succeed in providing informative content.

The senior vice president of business development at Shutterstock explains how AP content will benefit his customers.

With so many entertainment options, audiences are looking for compelling factual content with an emotional connection. Read how to make your documentaries stand out with these tips from our director of digital media and entertainment.

“Just like in the U.S., the digital transformation has brought everyone onto the same playing field – broadcasters need more text and photos than they did a handful of years ago, while newspapers need more video than ever before,” says our general manager of Latin American and Spanish media markets.

Our director of digital media and entertainment explains how video producers can save time and money preparing pitches to programming executives. She also provides examples of some common pitfalls to avoid.

A first-time AP attendee reveals his highlights from #ONA15.