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Aug 29, 2012
Olympics coverage supplemented by social media
The Summer Olympics in London saw journalists banned from Twitter, a 17-year-old kid arrested when he sent hateful comments via […]
Aug 22, 2012
Redesign at Nola.com met with mixed reactions
Marked by muted tones of orange, brown and tan, Advance Publications recently revealed a redesign to the homepage of the […]
Aug 15, 2012
Q&A: PR, social media & the Olympics
It’s no secret that social media played a significant part in the 2012 Olympics. Multichannel.com reported that social media research […]
Aug 13, 2012
Q&A: PR pros reap the benefits of hyperlocal
Despite the recent merging of Patch.com sites, Aol’s hyperlocal group of sites continue to launch in towns across the country. […]
Aug 8, 2012
Journalists on Pinterest
Taking to heart the old adage, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” some journalists are finding that Pinterest is […]
Aug 3, 2012
Television stations add news and staff
Over the last several years, the media industry has had to make a significant number of cuts – to news, […]
Jul 20, 2012
The big five: a social media using PR pro dishes on using the different platforms
There are a slew of social media platforms floating around, from Badoo to Ning, both of which were recently ranked […]
Jul 18, 2012
Magazine and retailer partnerships increase in Q2
Although it’s not unheard of for magazines to partner up with retailers in an effort to maximize brand value, the […]
Jul 13, 2012
State of the Media: Q2 2012
For our newest findings, check out the State of the Media 2016 Report! The second quarter of 2012 is already […]
Jul 11, 2012
The progression of the television/newspaper convergence
When the Detroit Free Press was purchased by Gannett in 2005, video was not yet an integral part of the […]
Jul 6, 2012
2009 media flashbacks
The newspaper industry has been in a constant state of flux, perhaps more than usual as papers change hands, reduce […]
Jun 27, 2012
Q&A: a Kentucky story is made in a print magazine
Print is continually called a dying breed, so it’s refreshing to see launches that challenge this tired mantra. Like many […]
Jun 20, 2012
Adventure into blogs and magazines
Because it’s summer and the season is ripe for camping, boating and adventuring, inVocus asked several outdoor enthusiasts to dish […]
Jun 15, 2012
Communities rally for their newspapers
The newspaper industry’s struggles have allowed some communities to shine when it comes to keeping their paper from extinction or […]
Jun 6, 2012
A homage to TBD.com
Before Allbritton Communication’s TBD.com even launched in 2010, the media industry was holding its breath in anticipation of its debut. […]
