YouTube Creator Playbook Just Got Better for Publishers

It's the final day of 2012, which means content publishers already have the wheels in motion to start 2013 with a bang. It seems like a perfect time to think about how content consumption will change in 2013 and how Authoritative Content publishers need to adapt to stay relevant in the new year and beyond.

The fundamentals of human psychology tell us that human beings have an innate need to identify patterns in life and in their surroundings.

Have you ever wondered how the community that a person lives in affects the type of news they're interested in and the ways that they access news?

The Above the Law Attorney@Blog Conference is scheduled for Friday, March 14, 2014 at The Yale Club of New York City. This is the first event of its kind and will bring leading legal bloggers together to learn and network.

Twenty years ago, on October 7, 1994, software developer Dave Winer published his first blog post. The date is important because Winer also wrote the first blogging software which opened the doors to blogging as we know it today.

Google Reader will be retired on July 1, 2013 according to a blog post that was published on the Official Google Blog this week.

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.

It looks like Getty Images might finally be catching on to social media and the fundamental changes that have taken place related to digital image publishing and sharing.

"Do whatever you can get get as much of your content mobile-friendly as fast as possible." That advice comes from Damon Kiesow, senior product manager of The Boston Globe during an interview with The Poynter Institute.