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Journalists on Pinterest

Taking to heart the old adage, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” some journalists are finding that Pinterest is […]

Happy Birthday, World Wide Web!

If you’re a web junkie like me, there’s a reason to celebrate. The Internet, World Wide Web, a serious addiction […]

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, […]

Xmas comes early for magazines

The emergence of digital publishing and social media, as mentioned in previous inVocus articles, has changed the nuance if not […]

Newspaper paywalls on the rise

Print papers are being forced to find new and innovative ways to bring in revenue as the industry continues to […]

AP Sports Extra

AP debuts new pagination service

Most-read magazines in America change little from last year

One year ago we calculated the nation’s most widely read monthly and bimonthly magazine titles based on rate-base circulation. The […]

What Women (with Kids) Want

Women Want to be Understood – Not Sold To 91% of women say that advertisers don’t understand them. How are […]

The Social Media Buzz on the Fortune Global 100 is out!

Top 5 Findings from Burson-Marsteller and Visible Technologies A few months ago, we embarked on a special project with Burson-Marstellar […]

The Social Olympics

This year’s Summer Olympics are lovingly being dubbed the “Socialympics.” With the advances in technology and the vast reach of […]

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 […]

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 […]

PCC Luncheon: The Future of TV News

In many markets, local TV news is losing resources and facing a dwindling audience—people under 30 no longer rush home […]

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 […]

2009 media flashbacks

The newspaper industry has been in a constant state of flux, perhaps more than usual as papers change hands, reduce […]

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