Right To Pass On AP Membership Upheld
New York October 6 The Associated Press right to pass on applicants for membership is upheld by a federal district court ruling. The decision directs that the AP not be compelled to admit or exclude individuals based on prior policies. It also discusses anti trust concerns and potential changes to by laws and exclusivity of content providers.
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Court hears board meeting plans and press rights dispute
A court ruling notes proposed October board meetings to discuss government suit and access to AP news content. The decision addresses by law amendments, press agency competition, and news gathering protections in a complex suit over the sale and use of World Photos by AP and NYT.
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Local News Exclusivity Questioned by Press Association
A splintered discussion questions how exclusive local news coverage by members aligns with current by laws and legal standards. The debate centers on the permissibility of spontaneous reporting under association regulations and governance.
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