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The State of Native Advertising for Brands and Content Publishers in 2014
While Google and the FTC aren't fans of native advertising, brands and content publishers are, and for many consumers and online audiences, as long as they know when content has been sponsored by an advertiser, they're accepting of it.
Self-Censorship on the Rise in Response to Government Surveillance Reports
The NSA and other government agencies have been in the news of late after reports of telephone, email, and other forms of anti-terrorism surveillance.
State of Mobile Report Shows Significant Behavior Patterns
The Adobe Digital Index State of Mobile Benchmark report, which tracked mobile browsing habits of more than 150 million visits to greater than 1,500 global websites between January 2012 and February 2013, has been released.
The Cost of Content Clutter Infographic
How much does the problem of content clutter cost online publishers and internet users each year? The Newstex team put together The Cost of Content Clutter infographic shown below to provide a clear picture of the amount of time and money the proliferation of web publishing truly costs.
Canadian Copyright Law - A Guide for Non-lawyers and Content Publishers
Authoritative Content publishers need to understand copyright laws, so they can protect their own work and be certain that they're quoting sources and providing attribution in accordance with those laws.
News Consumption on Facebook is Primarily Incidental
In a new report, Pew Research Center and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation released the results of a recent study which found that the vast majority of U.S. adults don't visit Facebook to find news.
The History and Evolution of the Internet, Media, and News in Infographics
When the Internet debuted in 1984, the world began to change in dramatic ways. Over the past three decades, the growth of the Internet has changed how we shop, how we're entertained, how we communicate, and how we gather information and get the news.
Nearly 1 out of 2 Americans Own a Tablet or e-Reader
Today, 43% of Americans own a tablet such as an iPad or e-book reader device such as a Kindle. That percentage is up from 33% one year ago and from 6% in 2010.
Reporting Tips from Global Investigative Journalists
At the 2013 Global Investigative Journalism Conference (GIJC) held in Rio de Janerio, Brazil, leading investigative journalists from across the globe shared tips and insights about the state of journalism today.
5 Ways Small Publishers Can Use Big Publishers' Success Against Them
You write great content and you've spent time building your authority in your subject, but you're still a small player in the online publishing world compared to your big competitors.