USA Today Shifts Focus to Digital Content

USA Today, the country’s second largest newspaper, recently announced plans to restructure itself “from a newspaper company to a multi-platform media company.” The move comes in response to decreased circulation — down to 1.83 million from a...

Apps Help Children With Developmental Disabilities

Portable devices like iPad, iPod Touch, and iPhone could prove invaluable in teaching social and communication skills to children with developmental disabilities. It also helps that they are cool, inexpensive, and fun to use. There are dozens of specialized apps...

Magazine Publishing Goes Digital

Consumers are using e-readers, smartphones, and tablets with increasing frequency. Simultaneously, magazine and newspaper publishers are rushing to keep up with declining print sales and burgeoning technology to offer digital editions on these devices. The iPad alone...

Amazon Plays Games with Kindle Numbers

Amazon.com has managed to make the news again for the success of the company’s Kindle ebook reader — without having to disclose meaningful sales numbers to the media. As such, Amazon.com does publishers a disservice, asking them to invest in the Kindle...

How the Auto Industry Makes the Most of Social Media

Amidst the economic recession and various recall nightmares, the auto industry has taken some kicks and punches in the past couple of years. In 2009, automakers decreased advertising spending for TV, magazines, and radio by an average of 13 percent. To compensate,...
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