Tom Curley is the CEO of Associated Press. Curley is based in the United States. Curley was born in 1949 in Easton and educated at Easton Area High School and La Salle University.
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May 4 · via NPR
Recent developments
AI summary of recent coverageRecent coverage of Tom Curley has focused on his tenure leading the Associated Press through its transition into the digital news era, including his efforts to establish new revenue models and expand the organization's global presence with initiatives such as opening a North Korea bureau. The headlines also document his retirement from the AP presidency after leading the organization during a period of significant industry change, as well as historical coverage related to the organization's decision to apologize for a World War II-era firing of a reporter.
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Key Facts
Source: Wikidata ↗- Born
- 1949 · Easton
- Citizenship
- United States
- Education
- Easton Area High School, La Salle University, Rochester Institute of Technology
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In the News
- La Salle University·
Alumnus who served as Associated Press president and USA TODAY publisher visits La Salle
- International Journalists' Network·
AP plans North Korea bureau
- Houston Chronicle·
AP apologizes for firing reporter over WWII scoop
- NPR·
AP Apologizes For WWII-Era Firing Of Reporter : The Two-Way
- Poynter·
McClatchy CEO Gary Pruitt becomes new AP President, CEO
- theguardian.com·
Associated Press sues 'parasitic' news agency over licensing claim
- theguardian.com·
Interview: Tom Curley, Associated Press chief, on driving news faster
- Deseret News·
AP's Curley to retire; led agency into digital age
- VOA - Voice of America English News·
Associated Press Opens News Bureau in North Korea
- Nieman Lab·
AP’s “ASCAP for news” — new ecosystem, new revenue streams, new enterprise opportunities
- Lakeland Ledger·
COO of NYT Regional Media Group Mary Jacobus Dies at 52
- Lawrence Journal-World·
Kansas editors size up issues
Tom Curley: FAQ
- What company does Tom Curley lead?
- Tom Curley is CEO of Associated Press.
- Where was Tom Curley educated?
- Tom Curley studied at Easton Area High School, La Salle University, Rochester Institute of Technology.