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Oct 2, 2013
Social media: will it make the newspaper go extinct?
Twitter will outlast the New York Times. At least that’s what Paypal co-founder Peter Thiel predicted in May. While the […]
Oct 2, 2013
A response from Vin Crosbie on the possibility of social media replacing newspapers
In response to the question on whether social media posed an actual threat to newspapers, Vin Crosbie, managing partner of […]
Sep 27, 2013
Social media advertising vs. mainstream media online advertising: advertisers weigh in
Like mainstream media, social media platforms have been dabbling with native advertising. Facebook and Twitter are both fans of the […]
Sep 25, 2013
Q&A: The impact of social media advertising
Opening your Facebook page might resemble a stream of advertisements, featuring at least one creepily personalized ad among a slew […]
Sep 20, 2013
Crafting blogs for the fall/Halloween season
Halloween is already in swing even with the first day of fall still several days away. As the time for […]
Sep 18, 2013
A look at newsroom layoffs in the third quarter
At different times within the media industry, layoffs hit lows and highs. Creative Loafing reported this morning that as the […]
Sep 13, 2013
University news services have greater role in contemporary media landscape
Dropping frequency and going digital are ways college newspapers have mimicked the greater media at large, struggling to stay afloat […]
Sep 11, 2013
Newspaper wars reminiscent of simpler times
In a media landscape that increasingly follows the trend of one-newspaper towns, joint operating agreements and journalistic partnerships, a newspaper […]
Sep 5, 2013
Spotlighting daddy blogs in September
Mommy blogs often get all the glory, but there are plenty of dads who are discussing the trials, tribulations and […]
Aug 30, 2013
All eyes are watching Patch.com
At the height of its glory, Patch.com’s roughly 900 sites trailed down the East Coast as far as South Carolina, […]
Aug 23, 2013
Dropping paywalls the next trend?
Four months ago, the San Francisco Chronicle followed a trend by experimenting with a paywall. Newspapers big and small around […]
Aug 21, 2013
Media/PR professionals weigh in on the firing of TV reporter Shea Allen
If Twitter has shown us anything, it’s how easy it is to get caught posting inappropriately-deemed content online. Take Chicago […]
Aug 14, 2013
Tweeting on death and dying
Late last month, NPR radio host Scott Simon touched the hearts of the tweeting masses when he live-tweeted his mother’s […]
Aug 9, 2013
Network versus cable provider: Time Warner and CBS still in negotiations
The squabble over contract agreements between CBS and Time Warner has yet to come to an end, with the cable […]
Aug 7, 2013
The end of an era for the Washington Post
Out of the great family-owned newspapers, only the Sulzberger’s seem to remain standing, holding on tightly to the New York […]
