Last year, high school students from all over the country got a taste of what it is like to work in a digital news organization as they competed in the Online Publishing demonstration contest organized by MovePH in Pagadian City. (READ: NSPC2017: Over 5000 campus journalists say 'no' to fake news).
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Mark Zuckerberg's decision to put a kink in the Facebook firehose raises the issue that publishers have long sought to avoid: how do you build a media company that can survive without relying on the world's most important news platform? News and entertainment site BuzzFeed is trying to do just that.
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This spring, the Inlandia Institute will celebrate creative teens with an all-teen issue of its online creative writing journal “Inlandia: A Literary Journey.” Teens still have a few weeks left to submit their work, which includes not only writing, but artwork as well. If you know a teen who is quietly creating, please
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The Washington Post, along with the New York Times, begins publishing those government documents in 1971. Katharine “Kay” Graham (Streep), who no one thought was tough enough as a woman to lead the newspaper, had to make the decision to publish classified documents that may lead to her
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Veterans of the tabloid scene say that In Touch, which is owned by Bauer Publishing, is governed by different principles. Bauer bills itself as the “#1 seller of magazines at retail in the country,” and its portfolio includes Life&Style and Woman's World. “Bauer is the antithesis of AMI,” said Zakim. “Bauer has
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Janus will be a software and services company that uses common technology to implement distinctly branded projects targeting a number of carfully selected markets. The Janus project has outlined content management, online and self publishing, marketplaces for targeted audiences and digital assets,
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