The Newstex Team

In her speech at the Reuters Memorial Lecture 2014 for the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford this month, Emily Bell, director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism Law School, discussed the dangers to free press caused by the inordinate power of Silicon Valley's social platforms and search engines

What will be hot and what won't be in social media marketing for 2015? It's that time of year and everyone is publishing their thoughts online, but let's go beyond opinions and conjecture to look at some facts based on user behavior.

Believe it or not, more than a month of the third quarter of 2014 has already passed, and it's time to start end-of-year reviews and clean-ups in preparation for 2015.

Mobile app development will look very different in the near future if the predictions that Forrester Research has made for mobile development in 2015 are accurate.No longer will simply building apps be enough.

The internet is global so making your Authoritative Content available in multiple languages can easily increase your reach, expand your brand, and build your audience.But there is a problem. How do you communicate language choices in your web design in a streamlined yet effective way?

A new report based on results of The Harris Poll of 2,537 U.S. adults in August 2014 reveals that online-only news sites (like Huffington Post and Yahoo! News) are trusted to deliver news fairly and accurately more by younger audiences than older audiences.

In January of this year, I wrote an article for the Newstex blog about the five critical reasons publishers need a "mobile always" strategy. Today, the majority of digital content is consumed on mobile devices, and the majority of social media time is spent on mobile devices, too.

Publishing content about breaking news and major events can bring a huge amount of traffic to a content publisher's site, but did you know that the level of sharing on social media sites depends on the type of event?

Where do people go to find out information about the law or to find legal counsel when they need it? They go to Google, just like they do for everything else they need today.For lawyers, blogging offers a way to improve their website search engine results and grow their practices.

Twenty years ago, on October 7, 1994, software developer Dave Winer published his first blog post. The date is important because Winer also wrote the first blogging software which opened the doors to blogging as we know it today.