By Maureen Alley Journalism and new media experienced a front-end collision in the last few years. Social media, faster news cycles and increased demand from all angles are driving journalists to report more at faster rates. And with … read more
By Howard Rauch Whether you’re talking about websites, digital magazines or conventional publications, high-quality content is essential. That’s not necessarily a new thought; however, it does seem to be getting more support from the B2B blogger community. In … read more
By Howard Rauch Routine E-news Coverage Will Be Our Downfall!! This commentary is based on the 50-site e-news survey I just finished and is a combination of my e-news philosophy and information that I found during the study … read more
By Howard Rauch Occasionally we need to remember that there is life beyond websites and digital issues. Basic editing snafus — especially those of a legal nature — can land us in hot water. Even experienced editors fall … read more
By Roy HarrisASBPE Foundation President When jurors for this year’s Stephen Barr Award selected American Farriers Journal editor Frank Lessiter — for his remarkable series on equine abuse, a shameful but little-known part of competitions among “gaited horses” … read more
By Thomas R. TeminMedia and Government Consulting If you read the daily, traditional media, you might believe these “facts”: 50 million Americans have no access to health care. The cap-and-trade system being debated in Congress will help the … read more
By Howard Rauch Last week, an editorial giant invited me to join him at the Neal Awards. I gladly accepted. Among other reasons, sitting through an awards presentation – be it Neals, Azbees or similar occasions – is … read more
By Katy TomasuloPresident, Washington, D.C., Chapter I recently returned from my industry’s largest trade show, and I couldn’t help but reflect on how different reporting from trade shows is now than when I went to my first one … read more
By Steven RollASBPE President The mainstream newspapers that once covered Capitol Hill have been overtaken by niche publications that deliver content aimed at a particular business or industry. That was the finding of a recent report issued by … read more
WHAT: Getting Your Market’s Economic Scoop in Tough Times WHEN: Friday, March 27, 1:00 p.m., 60 minutes WHO: Panelists Roy Harris, senior editor, CFO, and Steve Ross, editor, Broadband Properties, will examine how editors can cover the current … read more
