The subscription-based AP Stylebook Online is updated throughout the year with new and revised entries. It includes all Stylebook listings, plus an Ask the Editor feature with more than twice as many ...

The AP Stylebook Online has 997 words on possessives, 924 words on hyphens, 595 words on plurals and a veritable trove of alphabetized entries from ABCs and academic degrees to pingpong and peahens, ...

The archives include the 1933 guide for filing editors, the 1939 “Wirephoto: Miracle of Modern Newsgathering,” and the first edition of the modern stylebook from 1953.

In recent months, the AP Stylebook has made headlines for adding Twitter and other techy terms to its list of entries, increasing its print sales and redesigning its Web site. Now, in an attempt ...

If you have a printed copy of the Associated Press Stylebook, even the 2020 edition, you’re out of date. In fact, if you haven’t looked at the AP stylebook online since April 23, you’re already out of ...

The Associated Press (AP) has warned that users of a popular writing style guide have been hit by phishing attacks after their personal information was compromised in a data breach. The Associated ...

The Associated Press Stylebook, ... The change is reflected in the online version of the 2017 style guide and will be included in the new print version coming out in May.

The Associated Press has compiled a list of U.S. political terms, phrases and definitions to assist in coverage of the 2012 national elections. The guidance encompasses the Democratic and Republican ...

Our house style, a customized version of AP style, can be found here. Please note: This website can only be accessed while on campus. We are currently working toward an off-site solution. Most entries ...

The Associated Press announced Tuesday that it will no longer use the word "illegal immigrant." The change marks an incredible departure from the way traditional media outlets have referred to ...

In 2012, the Associated Press announced the creation of a Spanish-language Style Guide for media in the US and Latin America. Alejandro Manrique is one of its editors. He’s also deputy Latin America ...