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Mar 16, 2011
inVocus’ Pitch an Event goes to college
Each week, inVocus researches an upcoming event for our Pitch an Event feature, which provides pitching tips to our PR […]
Mar 15, 2011
The Delicate Balance of Tweeting the News
By now, it’s old news that the word “new” in “newspaper” is no longer relevant. Even by the time news […]
Mar 11, 2011
Contemporary advertising in print and online
Falling print advertising revenues over the last few years have often borne some of the blame for print media’s woes. […]
Mar 9, 2011
Online news sources explained
As the digital landscape continues to grow, it has become trickier discerning the differences between online news sources. Even the […]
Mar 4, 2011
Pitching: e-mail v. Twitter
The advent of social media has created new avenues for PR professionals and journalists to connect. The ability to tweet […]
Mar 2, 2011
The plight of the investigative journalist
Much like many reporters starting out probably envision, Trent Seibert got into journalism imagining himself as a hard-hitting journalist reminiscent […]
Feb 24, 2011
Journalists and public relations on Twitter for beginners
For a journalist, incorporating Twitter into your professional life can be a lot like eating Rocky Road ice cream. You […]
Feb 18, 2011
Game Informer is rated fifth-largest consumer magazine
The fifth most popular consumer magazine in the United States by circulation is now a video game magazine. In case […]
Feb 17, 2011
Gatehouse goes mobile
The journalism mobile revolution is here. One only needs to download the latest newspaper iPad or smartphone app to read […]
Feb 16, 2011
Yahoo! ends Associated Content’s Featured Contributor program
Yesterday, a select group of contributors to AssociatedContent.com’s website received an e-mail that the program they had applied for and […]
Feb 11, 2011
Print isn’t dead yet: 2011 community paper snapshot
Community papers may have looked as if they were hit hard in 2010 when roughly 109 stopped printing. Add to […]
Feb 9, 2011
Publicist, journalist, or something in-between?
Journalists and publicists have historically viewed each other in the same way that Democrats and Republicans in Congress do – […]
Feb 4, 2011
The Daily review
Rupert Murdoch’s long-awaited iPad-only newspaper, The Daily, launched Wednesday to much fanfare. Featuring a magazine-style look with vivid, interactive photos, […]
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 […]
