YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter

If you've been blogging for a few years, then you'll probably remember back in 2008 when the Associated Press attempted to sue the popular Drudge Report blog for citing AP articles in several blog posts.

ASIDIC is holding their spring 2008 meeting from March 16 - 18, at the Wynn Las Vegas Resort in sunny Las Vegas, Nevada.

Earlier this year, a federal court ruled that bloggers have the same First Amendment Rights as journalists and members of the media.

Patch.com launched in February 2009 as a new way to deliver local and regional news from around the United States.

We find it interesting that the Associated Press, in what Editor & Publisher Magazine calls "a break with tradition" will now offer its newspaper members two different leads for certain news stories.

In what's beginning to become more expected than surprising, another member of traditional media, specifically magazine publishing, is feeling the pinch from growing online competition.

Apple TV, Google TV, Hulu, Netflix -- the world of digital television and movie viewing is growing, but the complete shift from broadcast and cable television to digital video still appears to be years away.

Despite what might be happening in the lead-up to the 2012 U.S. Presidential election, there is one thing Americans agree on regardless of age, race, gender, or political party.

Barack Obama might have been the first United States presidential candidate to focus on social media and Twitter as part of his campaign marketing plan, but he's certainly not the last.