A tipster has sent us a lengthy list of members of the Associated Press who accepted the recent buyout offer. The AP said Tuesday that around 100 veteran staffers had taken the buyouts.
We’re told the following list is from the AP’s alumni listserv, so we’re not sure how accurate or complete it is. If you see any errors or omissions let us know.
Related: 100 Veteran AP Staffers Take Buyouts
The list after the jump.
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