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Reuters to offer free news content to online publishers

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 11 June 2015

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Reuters to offer free news content to online publishers
Reuters has launched a new initiative to offer free multimedia news content to digital publishers. This marks a significant change in the news industry as publishers can now access high-quality news materials at no cost.

NEW YORK: Reuters, the world’s largest international multimedia news provider, announced that for the first time, it will offer a portion of Reuters multimedia news content for free to digital publishers through its publisher platform, Reuters Media Express.

As the media industry navigates the unprecedented shift to digital publishing and online news consumption, Reuters is committed to innovating and challenging conventional models in order to help publishers and expose more readers to its award-winning news content. This move marks the first time in its more than 160-year history that Reuters has offered its content free-of-charge to publishers at this scale.

Digital publishers can now download and use a limited set of free, ready-to-publish Reuters news items per month – including text, pictures, video and multimedia packages. Produced by Reuters' more than 2,500 staff journalists worldwide, available content covers world news, finance, business, sports, health, entertainment politics, and much more.

The move will also allow users to search and view content without registration, only requiring a log-in to download content from the Media Express site. Steven Schwartz, Global Managing Director, said “We are committed to innovating so that even more digital publishers and bloggers can take advantage of Reuters high-quality, relevant multimedia content to engage their audiences.

As the industry transforms we are willing to disrupt traditional approaches to gain insights and help news publishing flourish, while also growing our reach and our business.” In the coming months, Reuters will continue to expand its offering to address the needs of the digital ecosystem, adding to its recently launched live service for digital publishers, Reuters Live Online, and its Content Solutions business that delivers content for top global brands and publishers that require high quality custom content for native advertising opportunities, social engagement and more.

– Reuters

Key Points

  • First-time offer of free content from Reuters to publishers.
  • Available through Reuters Media Express platform.
  • Content includes text, pictures, video, and multimedia packages.
  • More than 2,500 journalists contribute to the available news items.
  • Effort aims to support digital publishing and enhance content reach.

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