How The Associated Press Will Try to Rival Wikipedia in Search Results

Yesterday we revealed plans by The Associated Press to hold back some content from member websites. (Great discussion going on there, by the way.) The primary motivation of that initiative is search: AP material that resides on hundreds of disparate sites at the same time will hardly rate in Google (GOOG) compared to a single page with hundreds of links pointing to it.

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