YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter

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

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.

Are you on Google+ yet? It's Google's social platform that is still in beta but already has over 20 million users. Online publishers are scrambling to add the Google +1 sharing button to their websites, blogs, and so on.

Remember when Google was a cool new company that let employees take naps and play in game rooms during breaks? Today, Google spends more money on lobbying that Microsoft.

In a recent article from The New York Times, author and New York Times contributor Peggy Orenstein reflected on the world today, which operates very much under what she calls a new version of a famous quote, "I tweet, therefore I am."

Do you miss the tap, tap, tapping of an old-fashioned typewriter? Want to turn your iPad into one? Now you can with the USB Typewriter!

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.

Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve the Free Flow of Information Act, which would create additional protections for journalists at the federal level.

Last week, a federal appeals court ruled that bloggers have the same First Amendment protections as journalists and the "institutional press" when they publish content about matters of public concern.