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UPI is the world's oldest privately owned news service, founded by the newspaper legend E.W. Scripps in 1907 to cover news from around the world. | UPI is the world's oldest privately owned news service, founded by the newspaper legend E.W. Scripps in 1907 to cover news from around the world. | ||
*As an alternative voice to [[Associated Press]], UPI provides in-depth analysis of current events, as well as breaking news, briefs, for broadcast, print, electronic libraries, websites, and a variety of other subscribers. UPI is the interface of journalism's future, committed to unbiased, free and fair reporting of the world's events. [http://upf.org/partnerships/] | *As an alternative voice to [[Associated Press]], UPI provides in-depth analysis of current events, as well as breaking news, briefs, for broadcast, print, electronic libraries, websites, and a variety of other subscribers. UPI is the interface of journalism's future, committed to unbiased, free and fair reporting of the world's events. [http://upf.org/partnerships/] | ||
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Revision as of 17:27, September 21, 2007
UPI is the world's oldest privately owned news service, founded by the newspaper legend E.W. Scripps in 1907 to cover news from around the world.
- As an alternative voice to Associated Press, UPI provides in-depth analysis of current events, as well as breaking news, briefs, for broadcast, print, electronic libraries, websites, and a variety of other subscribers. UPI is the interface of journalism's future, committed to unbiased, free and fair reporting of the world's events. [1]