From the AP to WikiLeaks, the Changing DNA of Journalism Collaborations

Posted Friday, March 30, 2018 7:55 am

Abigail Hartstone | CJR

In 1846, five daily newspapers in New York came together to create the Associated Press. At the time, their aim was to share the cost of covering the Mexican-American War. It has since become one of journalism’s longest-standing and most productive collaborations.

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