YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter

Yes, you read that headline correctly. Today, Advertising Age reports that Ladies Home Journal is leveraging the crowdsourcing trend to create content, but the magazine is going about the process in the opposite way that every other brand and company is doing it.

In a fascinating legal case that has far-reaching ramifications for the future of the news business, French news agency Agence France-Presse (AFP) is suing Google Inc. for the way that Google News displays AFP stories and photos.

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.

Looks like there is some recourse that the persistent among us can take when people publish rude and libelous comments about you anonymously on social media destinations.

In her speech at the Reuters Memorial Lecture 2014 for the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford this month, Emily Bell, director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism Law School, discussed the dangers to free press caused by the inordinate power of Silicon Valley's social platforms and search engines

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?

Did anyone truly believe that their online activities and information are really private and secure?

In recent years, content publishers and brands have added chief content officers, content data analysts, content writers, and content editors to their staffs.

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.