Mobile delivery has become an interesting topic during the Associated Press Managing Editors meeting in Denver wherein news executives said that mobile news delivery offers newspapers and other media companies a good opportunity to make money in the digital world.

President and CEO of the Associated Press, Tom Curley, said that media companies have lost revenue opportunities with the Internet but have the chance of changing the curve with mobile. He stated that the AP is having partnerships with dozen of newspapers to bring mobile advertising content to mobile devices, and assured the news execs that the mobile news delivery will be profitable.

Meanwhile, William Dean Singleton, the publisher of the Denver Post and the Salt Lake Tribune and Chairman of Associated Press is confident that the print media remains the most profitable segment in the industry and will continue to survive. Kate Marymont, vice president for news at Gannett Co, said that newspapers should sharpen their focus on what they do best, and outsource cheaply produced ‘commodity information’ such as sports scores and weather.