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Newstex President Larry Schwarts Talks Cloud Computing
Newstex President Larry Schwartz spoke at the SIIA NetGain Conference this week about cloud computing and how Newstex leverages the cloud to support its business model.
Newstex Aligns with LexisNexis to Deliver Video On Demand Content
Today, Newstex has announced that we are partnering with LexisNexis in a strategic alliance to deliver Newstex Video On Demand content to LexisNexis customers via the LexisNexis research platforms.
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General Mills Looks to Bloggers for Marketing Help with MyBlogSpark
When General Mills came to the realization that bloggers are powerful, they decided to make that influence and reach work for them.
The Truth About Professional Blogging
In an article on The Wall Street Journal website this month, journalist E. Kinney Zalesne shares his take on one of the hottest jobs in the United States -- professional blogging.
More Proof that Online Video is the Place to Be
I've provided statistics about online video growth before on the Newstex blog, but this week, there is a new report out The Nielsen Company that provides more proof that online video is getting more popular all the time.
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New Businesses Counting on Growth of Online Video
There is a new trend related to the growth in online video -- new business ventures created to leverage that growth.
Interview: Patrick Duffy of The Housing Chronicles Blog
An interview with Patrick Duffy of The Housing Chronicles Blog.
Study Finds Teens Prefer News Aggregators (and Free Helps Too)
A new study from Northwestern University's Media Management Center reports that teenagers not only prefer news aggregation sites over traditional, branded news sites, but they also believe that news online should be available for free.