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AP Defends Offshoring Production Jobs to India as More Layoffs Loom
"Other news organizations have been building their presence in India in recents years as well," Executive Editor Julie Pace says
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The Associated Press has defended its decision to outsource production jobs to India, citing the country's growing media industry and its potential to provide cost-effective services. The move comes as the AP faces further layoffs, with the company reportedly considering more job cuts in the coming months.
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