Making News

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
The reporters of the Associated Press have been on the scene of every breaking news story of the past 160 years. AP vice president and managing editor Mike Silverman, photographer Richard Drew, and staff writer Richard Pyle will tell us how the organization has remained a global news authority from the days of carrier pigeons right through the age of the internet.

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