YouTube Creator Playbook Just Got Better for Publishers

There has been so much discussion about developing mobile strategies for newsrooms and publishers with some pundits going so far as saying that the future of journalism is "mobile-first."

The ever-evolving world of digital publishing is moving faster than ever, and to help you stay ahead of the pack, Paul Canetti, CEO and Co-Founder of MAZ Digital, shared five digital publishing trends that are already shaping 2013 with EContent.

Believe it or not, more than a month of the third quarter of 2014 has already passed, and it's time to start end-of-year reviews and clean-ups in preparation for 2015.

Did you know that most content publishers haven't prioritized mobile content delivery yet? As we near the end of the first month of 2014, one thing is absolutely certain---the world is mobile and your content must be mobile, too.

Are you wasting time on activities that are causing you to decrease your content publishing productivity? February is Time Management Month, so let's take a look at five activities that commonly decrease content creation and publishing productivity and ways to recoup that lost time.

Home pages are losing value quickly. There was a time (in the not too distant past) when home pages were the top priority for website owners and consumers.

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.

If you use online video as part of your content publishing mix or are considering adding video to your content strategy, then you need to understand how to optimize that video content to reach the widest audience.

If you're over the age of 40, you probably remember a time when there wasn't an Internet. Email didn't exist, and many people didn't have video cameras let alone smartphones and the ability to upload and share videos with the world within seconds.