YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter

The landscape of media will continue to rapidly evolve in 2013, and Josh Stearns, Journalism and Public Media Campaign Director for Freepress, shared three critical media issues with PBS that he believes cannot be ignored in the coming year.

As we get deeper into the second half of 2014, it's disappointing to see the news publishing industry continue to struggle. The biggest problem? Failing to accept the irrefutable realities of the news publishing industry today.

People who create and publish online content, particularly Authoritative Content publishers, have to continually come up with ideas to create that content.

2009 was the year of Twitter. From news spreading faster and wider than ever before to the sharing of authoritative content and all the fun and entertainment that the tool brought to people around the world, Twitter grew bigger than anyone could have imagined.

The 11th annual Newsroom Summit kicked off in Hamburg, Germany this week and trends in journalism will certainly be a hot topic during the event.

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.