Oscar/Emmy Winners Bring Indigenous Media To Life Online
Rodrigo Garcia, second from left and Jon Avnet, second from right with some of their WIGS channel stars. The beauty of powerful people is...
Man Turns His House Into Gigantic Cat Maze
Like a less demonic Jigsaw, this man with Asperger’s Syndrome has gone “most cat.” That rare internet designation, reserved for those who have so ...
BBC News Survey: Mobile Devices Complement TV, Internet News Consumption
Instead of smartphones and tablets eating away at television and desktop news consumption, they are instead complementing each other by allowing peo...
LIVE NOW: Beet.TV & Dailymotion Talk The Future Of Online Video At Beet Retreat 2013
Where will digital video go next? Beet.TV, along with representatives from media companies like Dailymotion and NBCUniversal, are taking on this topic...
British News Service ITN Launches Citizen Journalism YouTube Channel Truthloader
YouTube has stood out among similar content-sharing video sites in providing a haven for citizen journalists, who have helped document game-changing e...
YouTube Awarded Top Journalism Honor: Is YouTube Setting a New Standard?
YouTube has cemented its position as video news visionaries by winning the News Innovation Award from the International Committee of Journalists Tuesd...
Drudge Gets Pranked By Hurricane Sandy ‘Looters’: Are Trolls Good For The News?
Initially, I was positively frothing with delight at hearing that an online trolling group, the impressively-named Gay Nigger Association of America, ...
Watch this: ‘Gangnam Style’ Prankster Ruins News Reporter’s Hurricane Coverage
The commonly accepted cycle of a trend is that it starts out, grassroots-style, amongst the “tastemakers” on the streets. It then gets adopted by cele...
CitizenTube Brings The Best Of Top News Stories
Want to know how many news organizations and citizen journalists are covering one event without looking at every channel? With the increased number...
Google+: Does Anyone Use It?
While Facebook and Twitter has its users engaged constantly, the new kid on the block—Google+--is still struggling to shed its “ghost town” image. ...
