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ViralHeat Blogathon Coming to San Francisco
What is the blogging world's answer to hackathons? It's a blogathon sponsored by ViralHeat, which will be held on August 1st in San Francisco.
Is Your Content Too Long?
Is the content you publish online too long? Does it take you hundreds and hundreds of words to communicate ideas in writing that could be delivered more succinctly?
Updated PR Newswire Mobile App Now Available
Back in 2010, Newstex developed a new mobile app with PR Newswire, which gives users access to the news, photos, videos, and information they need when they need it.
Social Media Rules SEO Ranking
The SEO Ranking Factors - Rank Correlation 2013 from Searchmetrics has been released, and social media now takes center stage in SEO ranking.
Google and the FTC Have Eyes on Sponsored Content
Sponsored content (also referred to as native advertising) is content published on a blog or website that has been paid for by a third party.
Analyzing Mobile Content Consumption in the United States
Outbrain gathers a massive amount of data each day as people from around the world click on the content recommendation links served through the company's tools on a wide variety of websites.
Instagram Launches Web Embeds
Want to add a photo or video published on Instagram to your Authoritative Content on your blog or website? Now, you can do it! Today, Instagram announced web embedding.
The New Rules of Marketing PR: 4th Edition Now Available
David Meerman Scott, bestselling author, marketing strategist, and long-time advisor to Newstex, has completed updated his internationally-bestselling book, The New Rules of Marketing & PR, and it's now available!
From Journalist to Story Advocate
What is a journalist? Who is a journalist? These are questions being asked by media outlets and the government as the blurred lines of journalism draw ever closer to disappearing entirely.
RIP AltaVista - Yahoo! Kills 12 Products
Think back to the mid 1990s and you'll remember a time when AltaVista was a big player in the world of search engines. Fast forward 15 years and many people think AltaVista died years ago.