TOKYO, Oct. 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — AP Content Services works with brands and advertisers around the world to create and distribute authentic, impactful and informative content in the form of video, text and photos through the network of AP distribution.
Customers can distribute paid content on AP Feed, APNews.com and the AP News app and content created by AP Content Services through AP-branded social media accounts.
AP Content Services is separate from the editorial operations of the AP Newsroom and the content created does not involve AP editorial staff.
“We are excited to extend our AP Content Services offerings to our customers in Asia,” said Chie Tsuda, Tokyo-based AP Content Services Asia Sales Manager. “Our Asian customers can reach audiences around the world through AP’s extensive distribution network.”
Tsuda oversees AP Content Services. A 13-year AP veteran, she has led several projects in Japan, including:
- Custom videos highlighting Osaka ahead of the 2019 Osaka G20 Summit, including an introduction to Osaka, a focus on businesses in the region, and a dive into iPS cell research being conducted at Kyoto University.
- Custom video, native advertising, and social media posts highlighting karate, historical landmarks, and regional iconography to promote the Okinawa Convention and Visitors Bureau to international audiences.
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