Media News

In a remarkable and dynamic first in the content marketing space, GE Capital and Slate magazine have partnered to deliver the middle market Roadshow For Growth - celebrating the job-oriented achievements of middle-market businesses.

Facebook has launched 'Media on Facebook,' a portal that lists guides and best practices, for journalists, media companies and news outlets.

Toronto - Digital Journal Inc. announced today digital marketing veteran Leslie Andrachuk has joined the company to lead new marketing and advertising initiatives.

It's being reported that Boston marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev frequently visited a website called Real-HipHop.com. According to HipHopDX, he even had an email address associated with the site.

CNN reports a suspect has been arrested in connection with the deadly Boston Marathon bombings. CNN later recanted: "Two senior administration officials and another federal official then told Townsend that there had been a misunderstanding."

The Guardian newspaper is inviting would-be journalists to contribute to its new citizen journalism site. Citizen journalists will have the opportunity to add photos, stories and videos to the new site, which is called Guardian Witness.

Kuwait - The cabinet of Kuwait has approved a new media law that severely restricts freedom of the press and free speech; including bloggers and people using FaceBook, Twitter or other social media.

"Y'all gonna learn today" that Hova isn't one to hold back his feelings. The rapper opened up about a slew of topics with his new controversial new song "Open Letter."

With the constantly growing technological world in which we live, one must question every form of technology and its potential demise, including television.

NPR's Andy Carvin is redefining how news is disseminated, distributed, shared, and consumed. His new book details how social media was used to report events in the Arab World in 2011, and more broadly, how technology is changing news reporting.