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AP Newsfinder Service Content Statement AP/Newsfinder is a service of the Associated Press and SCH Information Services, Inc. The Newsfinder text database is one week's worth of all the Associated Press' stories from all the regional, national, international, Spanish and sports wires. Stories are released to the database 24 hours after the time of original transmission from AP. Members also gain access to AP complete photo and graphics archives on the same basis. One of Newsfinder's greatest strengths is the breadth of its coverage, particularly for any topic that extends beyond geographic boundaries. Newsfinder offers access to this database through keyword searching or a complete Boolean syntax. Newsfinder editors maintain and adhere to a list of keywords that make your searching easy and successful. Further, by having stories read by a human editor, we are able to categorize stories into categories, such as OFFBEAT, UPBEAT, LIFESTYLE, etc. that no machine yet has the intelligence to do. Of course, geographic keywording is also available. Use two-character postal abbreviations, city names, countries, or our regional keywords. The Newsfinder text service was started in late 1984 as a direct dial-up service. Now, using a Web Browser, qualifying members are able to access the text service and preview thumbnails of photos, and ultimately download the JPG images to their computer for manipulation with PhotoShop or some other image processing software. Newsfinder is priced based on circulation. Monthly minimums start as low as $108. AP photos and graphics can be downloaded for as little as $35 a piece. For more information about the service, pricing, or to get a temporary User ID and Password for a live demo, contact us at 800.922.4655. Thank you for your interest in the best news database on the Web.
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