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Jan 26, 2011
LinkedIn: a Q&A with a PR pro
Launched in May 2003, LinkedIn has steadily grown as a social media resource for those looking to interact professionally. Now […]
Jan 21, 2011
Oklahoma college gets into the paywall game
This year promises to see at least three major dailies erect a paywall, including the New York Times, Boston Globe […]
Jan 19, 2011
Online evolution
Modern technology is constantly evolving and with it, the newspaper industry is making changes as well. While some newspapers are […]
Jan 6, 2011
2011 State of the Media Report
For our newest findings, check out the State of the Media 2016 Report! In 2010, the media industry experimented with […]
Dec 22, 2010
Mergers and acquisitions in 2010
Whether it was to grow stronger, shed weight or out of necessity, news organizations in 2010 sold, merged and acquired. […]
Dec 17, 2010
The holiday format flip
Flipping on the radio during the holidays may bring sounds of “Santa Baby” or “Silent Night” as many stations flip […]
Dec 15, 2010
Community engagement: breaking down the newsroom wall
At the Register Citizen in Torrington, Conn., readers and citizens of the community can now walk into the newsroom off […]
Dec 13, 2010
Be a mentor in January
When: January 1-31 What: Although mentors can fill many roles for children in need, all mentors aim to help young […]
Dec 8, 2010
Editors dish on press releases
The 1906 Atlanta City train wreck is credited with producing the first modern press release when Ivy Lee – considered […]
Dec 3, 2010
College radio stations going off the air
Student-run radio stations may be at risk of losing their airwaves as FM signals get sold off and stations are […]
Dec 1, 2010
The iPad revolution
On April 3, 2010, Apple introduced the iPad to the world. And the print world, as we know it today, […]
Nov 17, 2010
The metered approach
November 17: Readers visiting newspaper websites are increasingly being met by a subscription wall when clicking on article links, making […]
Nov 12, 2010
The replacements: experts replace journalists on staff
November 12: Over the last several years, newsroom cutbacks have given way to heavier workloads and longer hours for the […]
Nov 5, 2010
The 4:30 rise and shine
November 5: To many, the glowing 4:30 a.m. on the alarm clock means it’s still time to sleep. But to […]
Nov 3, 2010
The relationship in social media
November 3: In the dark ages before social media, relationships between journalists and their audience were considered a one-way conversation. […]
