The AP (Associated Press) Stylebook is widely used as a writing and editing reference in newsrooms, classrooms, and corporate offices worldwide. Stylebook Online builds on everything that's in the print Stylebook. Including the Ask the Editor feature, you can ask questions and search for thousands of past answers, as well as Topical Guides.
The Associated Press Stylebook provides an A-Z guide to issues such as capitalization, abbreviation, punctuation, spelling, numerals, and many other language usage questions.
The AP Stylebook Online is the AP Stylebook but better. It includes:
— Updates throughout the year, with email notifications as the Stylebook’s editors add or change entries.
— Ask the Editor, where you can search thousands of previously answered questions in the archive and submit your own query.
— The ability to create your own custom listings and add notes on entries.
— Search functionality that makes it easier to find all listings relevant to your query using either simple or advanced searches. Your custom notes and entries are all searchable, too.
— Mobile optimization so you can refer to AP style guidance on the go.
— The Briefing on Media Law's framework for understanding legal questions commonly encountered in news gathering and publishing.
— Specialized chapters on sports, business, punctuation, data journalism, health, and science, news values, polls and surveys, and digital security for journalists. New is a chapter on inclusive storytelling, while the chapters on religion and social media are revised.
