The Associated Press today released The Associated Press Stylebook, 57 th Edition, which includes guidance that is new as of today, such as a new chapter on criminal justice, plus additions and ...

The AP Stylebook is widely used as a writing and editing reference in newsrooms, classrooms and corporate offices worldwide. AP Stylebook, 57th edition. The spiral-bound Associated Press Stylebook, ...

The release of a new print edition of the Associated Press Stylebook has always been a highlight of many editors’ May, especially when it is accompanied by a session at the national conference of ACES ...

How the AP Stylebook has kept up with the pandemic ‘There’s never been a pace or number of so many updates so quickly, at least since I’ve been around the stylebook,’ editor Paula Froke said.

Screen capture from an AP email on Stylebook changes effective March 24, 2017. Portion in red added by Ken Shepherd, Washington Times. (AP) Screen capture from an AP email … ...

AP Stylebook Editor Paula Froke will answer questions about the new book today (May 27) at 2:30 p.m. EDT in a Twitter chat, using the hashtag #APStyleChat. At more than 600 pages, the AP Stylebook is ...

More stylebook changes: AP says the percentage sign now OK when used with a numeral (that’s shift+5) When a subject’s heritage is relevant, it’s important to respect the source’s preference.

The AP Stylebook is a journalism referee, explaining what things mean and is embraced across the industry because it wasn’t always insane. It’s supposed to be the news media version of ...

The AP Stylebook’s guidelines are too often as fussy as the 400’s concern with where salad forks were to be placed, and no more logical. One is not to spell out numbers referring to age, ...

AP Stylebook editors Tom Kent, Jerry Schwartz, David Minthorn and Paula Froke will answer questions about the new book today (June 1) at 2:30 p.m. ET in a Twitter chat, using the hashtag #APStyleChat.

AP Style tip: New to the Stylebook: selfie – a self-portrait photo taken with a phone or webcam and shared over a social network. #ACES2014 — AP Stylebook (@APStylebook) March 20, 2014.

The Associated Press has settled one of esports' longest-lasting debates: no hyphen, no capital "s," just "esports." One of the editors who helped make the decision spoke with ESPN about how ...