The Newstex Team

YouTube is now curating video content uploaded by its users to its own Pinterest account. As explained on the YouTube blog, a "Pinterest dream team" has been created at YouTube whose mission is to "wow" people by sharing videos that are useful, informative, and inspiring

Forbes released its annual list of the top 100 websites for women this week, and a number of Newstex Authoritative Content publishers, such as Brazen Careerist, Corporette, Jezebel (from Gawker), and Women on Business by Newstex Marketing Consultant Susan Gunelius

The Knight News Challenge is a contest that recognizes the next generation of news entrepreneurs, and the winners announced this week include startups trying to develop video, mobile, and crowdsourced solutions, leveraging existing technology and networks, to filter through the huge amount of news and content people are exposed to each day.

Time for another Newstex Publisher in the Spotlight interview where we turn the spotlight on the publishers who syndicate their Authoritative Content through Newstex.

While overall Twitter adoption rates held fairly steady over the past 12 months, that doesn't mean the popularity of Twitter has reached its plateau.

Twitter, Facebook, and other social sharing tools and website have changed the fundamental culture of blogging.

Google wants to make sure that people who conduct keyword searches in China know the results don't stink -- censorship does.

Klout CEO Joe Fernandez took the stage at the 2012 Mashable Conference earlier this month to explain how to use your Klout score and what's next in the world of online influence measurement.

The future of online content will include a shift to more images (including video) and less text. That's what Mashable Editor-in-Chief Lance Ulanoff told the audience at the 2012 Mashable Connect conference earlier this month.

Yahoo! started as a search engine, morphed into a content provider, and today, it's hard to say exactly what Yahoo! is trying to be.