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Major News Organizations Aim to Establish Syndication Guidelines
Some major news organizations that make up the Internet Content Syndication Council are reportedly working on some guidelines for content syndication for their own collective membership, while providing an example for others to go by.
The council includes the Associated Press, Reuters, CBS, The Tribune Company, and many others. Here’s the full list of companies represented: