AP, Reuters and AFP as the core international news triad:
- Associated Press (AP) — founded 1846
- Reuters — founded 1851
- Agence France-Presse (AFP) — founded 1835
Together, they provide broad global news-gathering from three major journalistic traditions.
AP + Reuters + AFP → verify → condense → World Roundup.
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Everyone has an opinion. These three combined offer over five hundred years the facts.
This isn't another retrospective about 9/11, It is the firsthand account of a New York newsroom that had the extraordinary responsibility of helping deliver the story to the world.
25 years later, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration released more than 170,000 pages of previously undisclosed 9/11 air quality records on Tuesday, revealing that city officials knew the air around Ground Zero was dangerous while publicly telling New Yorkers it was safe to breathe.”
Where's the beef? Who has been serving nothing-burgers for nearly a dozen years? Why has he been making false accusations and allegation now for more than eleven years, while AP and Reuters have reported factual news and information for nearly four hundred years combined. AP: since 1846, Reuters: since 1851)
THE WAR THAT IS CHANGING EVERYTHING What began with a downed helicopter is now reshaping the world.
Twenty years after the former White House and 60 Minutes correspondent died from leukemia, a new mural is in the works to celebrate the native of Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, with an unobstructed view. https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/honoring-ed-bradley-philadelp…
A mural of broadcasting legend Ed Bradley already exists in the city of Philadelphia, but new construction ended up blocking the vibrant tribute.
People want reliable news and information content that should only rely on professionally vetted journalism sources.
The Washington Post was once a journalism powerhouse, with 130,000 print and 2.5 million digital subscribers. A third of its staff have just been laid off. The Washington Post, currently owned by Amazon founder and billionaire Jeff Bezos, fired hundreds of journalists and staff. The reductions are across the newsroom, scrapping the sports and books sections, and major cuts to the international, metro, and podcast desks.
