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Reporter (Newsperson) at The Associated Press (AP) - ApplyBlast

Reporter (Newsperson)

The Associated Press (AP)

18 hours ago

Taipei, Taiwan, China

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Associated Press is seeking a fast, flexible, and digitally savvy reporter based in Taipei to serve as a key member of the Greater China team. This role involves breaking news, ensuring rapid filing of urgent developments, and contributing to explanatory journalism with a special focus on Taiwan. The reporter will collaborate with regional colleagues to produce content across multiple media formats, including text, video, and photos, while maintaining AP's standards for integrity and objectivity.

Responsibilities

Break news and file urgent spot developments across the Asia-Pacific region
Produce digital storytelling forms and explanatory journalism covering Greater China
Shoot video and photos while verifying and acquiring user-generated content

Skills

About The Associated Press (AP)

apnews.com

Headquarters

New York, United States

Company Size

11-50 employees

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Associated Press (AP) is a global, not-for-profit news cooperative that delivers independent, nonpartisan reporting, breaking news, photos, videos and multimedia to audiences and news organizations worldwide. Through APNews.com and its wire service, it publishes headlines, in-depth reporting, live coverage and fact checks across politics, business, sports, science and more. Newsrooms, broadcasters and digital publishers rely on AP for timely, verified journalism, high-quality visual assets and content licensing. With a large network of journalists around the globe, AP emphasizes speed, accuracy and editorial independence.