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1 out of Every 2 U.S. Internet Users Read Blogs
Over the past year or two there has been a lot of buzz about the decline of blogs. I'm not sure where that thought started, but it seemed completely off to me.
The State of the Blogosphere 2010 Infographic Style
The team at Infographiclabs put together a great infographic that provides a visual representation of the state of the blogosphere in 2010, which was first published on The Blog Herald.
Content Consumption on Mobile Devices Dominated by Texting
comScore released statistics related to the U.S. mobile market for July 2010 this month, and a few highlights stand out...
Twitter Repositions as a News Site, Not a Social Site
While Twitter started out a few years ago as a social tool where people could communicate in real-time via short snippets, the team behind Twitter believes the site has evolved into something quite different -- a news site.
Republicans Beat Democrats on Twitter
Newstex syndicates all of the tweets from U.S. Senate and House of Representatives members (check out the screenshots from the Newstex Politwits mobile app below), so our ears perked up when we read recent statistics about Twitter use by the U.S. government's elected officials compiled by public relations firm Burson-Marstellar and published on Politico.
SIIA Previews Accepting Applications for 2011 SIIA Information Industry Summit Presentations
Newstex President Larry Schwartz is a member of the Steering Committee for the 2011 SIIA Information Industry Summit to be held in New York City on January 25 and 26, 2011.
Publisher INsider - GRITtv with Laura Flanders
Time for the Publisher INsider where we highlight some of the most INovative, INteresting and INspirational content providers that are part of Newstex Authoritative Content.
Careful What You Publish - Words Live Online for a Long, Long Time
Online privacy has been a concern for years but only in recent years, with the explosive growth of the social web, has the concern grown about a person's own words coming back to harm him or her in the future.
Philadelphia Charges Bloggers $300 for License to Write Online
The city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has an idea that seems to verge quite close to being an act of suppressing freedom of speech with a new $300 "business privilege license" that all bloggers in Philadelphia will be charged if they want to keep writing online.
Online Publishers Reap Rewards from Behavioral Targeting
Behavioral targeting for advertising purposes is the subject of an ongoing debate. On one side are the businesses who use behavioral targeting of consumers' online activities to serve more ads that are more likely to appeal to specific audiences.