YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter

In a fascinating and well-researched analysis Why corporate boards should blog on IR Web Report, authors Dominic Jones and Pam Agnew argue, "we are convinced that the technology offers a highly attractive opportunity for forward-thinking directors and boards.

The city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has an idea that seems to verge quite close to being an act of suppressing freedom of speech with a new $300 "business privilege license" that all bloggers in Philadelphia will be charged if they want to keep writing online.

As a follow-up to my post last week that talked about comScore's May 2010 report about online video stats, I want to talk a bit about online video news viewing statistics.

In February 2011, Google launched the first of what would become 14 updates under the Google Panda name.

The New York Times is the most recent publisher to give up offering free online content with the company's announcement that it will revert to charging people to access its content in January 2011.

There is no doubt that the print magazine industry is in big trouble, and this month, Newsweek joined the list of big-name magazines that might not survive in printed form with the announcement that Newsweek is up for sale.

Everyone here at Newstex is thrilled to launch "ContentOn Demand" our new offering for content distributors and enterprise customers.

More and more newspapers are reducing the number of opinion pages in their daily publications, and others are cutting editorial sections entirely.

It's not a secret that the newspaper industry is struggling. In the 21st century, we can access breaking news anytime online, and often that news comes from non-traditional sources such as blogs.