Curley: Newspapers Now Provide Only 20 Percent of AP Revenue

This article, published on PoytnerOnline and written by Rick Edmonds, provides further evidence that the strength of newsprint is dwindling.

Associated Press has reported a drop in revenue from newspapers of about 1/3 in just 2 years - that's around $80,000,000. AP CEO and President, Tom Curley, also says they expect it to continually decline in the years to come.

In contrast, online revenue is positive and broadcast revenue is stable.

Interestingly, the 160-year-old collective remains fully owned by its 1,500 newspaper members.

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