The Associated Press Stylebook 2020-2022 and briefing on media law / edited by Paula Froke, Anna Jo Bratton, Jeff McMillan, Pia Sarkar, Jerry Schwartz, Raghuram Vadarevu ; contributors, Frank Bajak, Seth Borenstein, Eric Carvin, Jon Fahey, Andale Gross, David Hamilton, Anick Jesdanum, Carla Johnson, Marilynn Marchione, Stephanie Nano, Lauran Neergaard, Malcolm Ritter, David Scott, Emily Swanson, Troy Thibodeaux, Rachel Zoll.
"This edition contains more than 200 new and revised entries"--Cover. Includes bibliographical references (pages 520-521) and index.
Contents:
Foreword -- What's new -- Key to Stylebook entries -- Stylebook -- Punctuation -- Business -- Data journalism -- Polls and surveys -- Health and science -- AP social media guidelines -- Digital security for journalists -- Religion -- Sports -- Briefing on media law -- AP statement of news values and principles -- Broadcast -- Editing marks.
Summary:
At 619 pages, the AP Stylebook is widely used as a writing and editing reference in newsrooms, classrooms and corporate offices worldwide. Read the press release. The classic spiral-bound Stylebook lies flat on your desk, making it easy for you to refer to an entry multiple times as you write or edit. The Associated Press releases a new edition every other year, compiling additions and changes that have been made on AP Stylebook Online. The AP Stylebook, 55th Edition, includes more than 200 new and updated entries since the 2019 edition, including about 100 technology terms, plus a new chapter on digital security for journalists.--Amazon Covers the Associated Press rules of grammar, punctuation, spelling, capitalization, abbreviation, and word usage, as well as social-media guidelines and information on media law, libel, and copyright infringement.
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