ORGANIZATION

"Founded in 1846, The Associated Press is the backbone of the world's information system serving thousands of daily newspaper, radio, television and online customers with coverage in all media and news in all formats. It is the largest and oldest news organization in the world, serving as a source of news, photos, graphics, audio and video for more than one billion people a day."

Official Website:
http://www.ap.org/

Location:
New York City

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Louis D. Boccardi	Journalist	c. 1938		CEO of Associated Press, 1985-2003
William R. Burleigh	Business	6-Sep-1935		CEO of EW Scripps, 1996-2000
Dennis J. FitzSimons	Business	26-Jun-1950		CEO of Tribune Co., 2003-07
Victor F. Ganzi	Business	14-Feb-1947		CEO of Hearst
George B. Irish	Business	?		President of Hearst Newspapers
Boisfeuillet Jones, Jr.	Publisher	1946		Publisher of the Washington Post
Tom C. Korologos	Diplomat	16-Apr-1933		US Ambassador to Belgium, 2004-07
Carl Leubsdorf	Journalist	17-Mar-1938		Dallas Morning News
Kenneth W. Lowe	Business	c. 1950		CEO of EW Scripps
Douglas H. McCorkindale	Business	c. 1939		CEO of Gannett, 2000-05
Al Neuharth	Journalist	22-Mar-1924		Founder of USA Today
Donald Newhouse	Publisher	1929		Advance Newspapers billionaire
Steven O. Newhouse	Business	c. 1957		Chairman of Advance.Net
Burl Osborne	Publisher	1937		Dallas Morning News
Gary B. Pruitt	Business	c. 1957		CEO of McClatchy
James Reston	Journalist	3-Nov-1909	6-Dec-1995	The New York Times
Marjorie Scardino	Business	25-Jan-1947		CEO of Pearson
William Dean Singleton	Business	1951		Texan newspaper mogul
John Vinocur	Journalist	?		International Herald Tribune correspondent
David Westin	Business	c. 1952		President of ABC News

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